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Kaikoura Star, Volume XLV, Issue 75, 15 September 1925, Page 6 (Supplement)

A prominent Waikato sheepbreeder, Mr F. R. Seddon, recently stated that the present lambing season has been one of the best the Waikato has experienced for-many years (reports an exchange 'fhe ewes were in splendid condition, and their lambs were of the best quality. The percentage of lambs that have thriveil has been exceptionally high. Lambing was still in progress ami breeders were looking forward to a splendid season. ? The old Maori woman who gave the alarm when a flat-botto®ied boat containing five persons was capsized on •he Foxton Bar recently said that on ■securing assistance she asked for a match “to light a tire, SO that if we get anyone from the water we might perhaps bring them round.” It was explained (reports an exchange) that the Maori method of resuscitation was to get smoke into the nostrils to cause

sneezing, thereby finding out whether there was any sign of life.

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