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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12201, 28 July 1925, Page 3

At the Napier Police Court, sa.vs the "Telegraph," Mr B. J. Dolan, counsel for the informant, ashed, "What did lie snyP" Informant, "He told me to go to h—— " Presiding justice. "And you ■went to your solictor's officeP" (Laughter./ Mr Dolan, "Yes, Your Worship, he naturally went in precisely the opposite direction." (Renewed laughter.) > Mr Walter Blackie, Mosgiel, has received a private letter from a cousin in Glasgow, in which the writer relates that when visiting a poultry run in the country he found the farmer feeding bis Btock on New Zealand dried milk. There was, however, no distinctive label on «b® tinrf, nnd through this lack of enterprise, the Dominion lost what he regarded as on excellent «.t>oortunity of advertising itn products. He draws attention to tan omisei-on in the hope that it, will he rectified nnd full advantage in future taken to advertise New Zealand dued