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Mataura Ensign, Issue 1413, 19 November 1904, Page 6

work on is rush. Cot evcrythinglM quickly ; ikvw mind ],„ w it i„ .jJIiSI 1 have scarcely seen uny building work tlinl wo nlionltl have passed at homo. The bricks are rushed togn'W with gre u t thick joints and most ...f the carpenters' work lookn as if tf-„ rats had been at it. "The horses arc pretty good, but light, being mostly bronchos. \ B n lvule they are fairly thin in summer, as they have to work Imnl ; but they make ii|) for that in flu- winter, when thoyhavc not much („ do. A good horse costs 125d01, or roughly C 25. Of course, farther wen tl.ev am' wry much cheaper. The rule'of the rood is (lie opposite of (hut at home. One always has to keep to the right when driving (i.e., meeting as well us |>,ibsilifr). There is supposed to Im no alcoholic drink sold in Anion. ev.vpt for medical purposes, but some men get it ull the same."