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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 211, 7 September 1936, Page 6

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Playing association football in Palmerston North, on Saturday, a Wanganui reprpscntativc team was defeated by a Manawatu side by 5 goals to 4. Mr Edgar S. -Da), a 62-year-old New Zealander, who is spending a two months' hiking noliday in Britain, called in to seo me at the week-end, writes a columnist in a Glasgow daily of July 25. Ho had just walked overnight into Glasgow—sl miles at a stretch. But there were no signs oi weariness on his healthily bronzod face, Mr Day used to be in the hardware trade at Auckland, and on .etiring he decided to take his first holiday abroad and see Britain on £2O. He set foot on English soil at Margate, and walked to Land’s End. Now he is bound for Inverness and John o' Groats. As a rule, he walks about 25 miles a day. j The unusual sight of snow on Kapiti Island was witnessed on a recent morning. According to local legend there is snow on Kapiti Island once in seven years. Snow also covered the ranges at the back of the township, and other hills in the vicinity which aro well below the regular snow area were also covered. The morning w'as bitterly cold, with a strong southerly wind, and about midday there was a light flurry of snow and some hail. These wintry, conditions were compensated for in the afternoon, which was hot and sunny, although there was a decided bite in the wind in exposed situations. Eye-strain ’ If, when reading, you push the book further away from you, and like to avoid small print, you should at once have your eyes examined by a qualified Optician. For expert advice regarding the true condition of the eyes, call at Messrs Noedl & Bailey's Optical rooms, next to the Bank of G.Z., Bangitikei Street. Consultation by appointment. Phone 7503. *