MOTH IN HIS HEAD.
J FRYMAN'S PR EDI C ANIENT. HAMILTON, March (!. \\ lion the first jury was empanelled at the Supreme Court, yesterday, Mr (iillies, Crown Prosecutor, said one of the jurymen had approached hi in during the luncheon interval stating that ho was troubled with a moth i7i his head. Counsel suggested that it was tor his Honor to say whether a man with a huzzing insect in his head should sit oil the jury. The juryman, being called forward, said the moth Had: just been taken out of his ear by a doctor. He was relieved from duty till ten o'clock next morning.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9743, 7 March 1914, Page 6
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