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NZ Truth, Issue 72, 3 November 1906, Page 6

Potatoes are now being called table delicacies. Have you friends m Australia or America ? Then send • them N.Z. Views.— Call at 62 Manners-street, next Opera House. Mr J.*S. Fletcher, for many years m the service of tpe Union S.S. Co, and now proprietor of the Criterion Cafe, is making special preparations for visitors passiiig through to the Exhibition, and the excellence of the fare provided may be relied on by the most exacting. Whatever the outcome of the' charge of murder against Findlay, the accused m the Papakaio murder, the press of the colony, m painting the man as i a desperado, has done its best to inflame the public mind against the man. Fancy the feelings of a prospective iurymnn when lie reads tha "Findlay has a had record so l".n; his last exploit ■ being to imock dowr with an iron bar m a Jkmedin strep a clerk carry ins a large sum < money." If .such statements, are n< I gross cc-nU'inpt of court I would jikIto know what is ?