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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15514, 22 January 1914, Page 9

!iA' small boy recently left his home is Wellington, and bis parents became anxious regarding his whereabouts. 1 ' The lad, it has, j'tr&nspired, came to Auckland on "his own account to see the Exhibition. He stayed with -some,friends who, until ' they saw a paragraph in., the Herald to the effect that the boy's parents did nob know where he was, had no idea that the , boy'- was being searched for. An urgent ' telegram 'was sent to the lad's home, 6tat--1 ing .that he was safe, and the boy was > sent home again yesterday in charge oS I one of his friends. • ' ' A suggestion that eiten3ed leave, of, " absence should be given to teachers' with " long and distinguished service to enable • ,them to travel, has been referred by'the. > North • Canterbury Education Board; to ; its ; inspectors. *•'■'.• - i :,: "%£.''.!','-■'-■ '■The time which cream ' takes ' to ripen depends upon the age of the cream, the .; quality of it, the temperature; at which, : i i if'is kept, and the proportion of starter employed. . By knowing the quality of the cream, and regulating the other. factors>.; within reasonable limits, the ripening, • period can be regulated to a nicety. This > is a- great advantage,; as it is most important that the cream -is. well; ripened,,. I and it is not always convenient to warn for, the-cream to be ready or to. have tof* . churn lust when the cresaj is rips, , * v - ■ ... _.. ..... - . *...- .