THEY SAY:

Lake County Press, Issue 2392, 7 September 1911, Page 4

THEY SAY:

That the weather is delightful. That farmers and miners would' like to see more snow on the hills.

That mining operations are now in full swing throughout the district. That a well-known young couple contemplate matrimony at an early date. That, in fact, several marriages are about to eventuate locally. That an important sale takes place at Malaghaus on the 14th inst. That the tourist season gthis year promises to be exceptionally good. That a general hope is expressed that the new' boat for Wakatipu will be ailoat well up to contract time. That gardeners are busy, likewise farmers.

That the Wakatipu seat is to be contested. That there will be more than two candidates in the field. That Newfoundlanders are said to have the finest physique of any English speaking people. That women are now eligible as clerks in the various branches of the Austro-Hungarian Bank, That the invasion of a German baml has caused the Ramsey (Isle of Man) Town Band to go on strike. That thirty guinea-pigs will keep a tennis lawn clear of weeds and the grass nibbled off in splendid condition. That Fez, the scene of the recent trouble in Morocco, has 100,000 inhabitants, only 12 of whom are Europeans. That eighty-eight years of age, Mrs Broadhurst, an American resident in London, is cutting a new set of teeth. That in order to encourage singing in the Army, the Naval and Military Musical Union of England have presented a silver cup for competition by the units of the Aldershot command.