A recent visitor to the McKenzie cairn has informed the Palmerston Times that the Oamaru stone which encloses the granite tablet has been cut and hacked' in a disgraceful manner. The informant states that initials, some cut to a depth of half-an-inch, have been carved in nunierour places in the comnarativelv soft Oamaru stone, and the handsome memorial tablet has consequently been / very . much: disfigured. -y. : - '....'■■' , The " Nellie Stewart" ring, one of the latest novelties in jewellery, has now been placed upon, the local market, and may be seen at Mr. A, Kohn's Queen-street establishment, where it is on. sale. 'The new finger ornament takes the form of a double wishbone, or merry-thought, a shape which is looked upon as a Talisman of good luck. Miss Nellie Stewart, who has given her name to the ring, wears on* as » Masootte. ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12328, 21 July 1903, Page 6
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