Our Contemporaries

NZ Truth, Issue 1078, 22 July 1926, Page 1

Our Contemporaries

"Evening Post": "SHOTS THAT MISSED. . '. \. "Ninety per cent, of- the questions touched upon, he said, were irrelevant .to his ■■■report, which contained nothing fore its delivery to meet the, convemV cd' other Departments."^;;,,Q.|s*r.v.,.-^fei':^; "Quite true/ Ninety per cent, is irrelevant and there is nothing m it. .' .' '■ ■ ■.•■ :' -■' ■ .. ■. . -c.,. •;... .*. ..■ ■ . • ■ ■■; . ._, :... •■Auckland Star'V: ; ■.'■.: PARIS, July 9. "The romantic marriage of a French explorer and an American girl m the 'heart of Gobi Desert, was revealed m a Divorce Court suit, m which Count de Lesdain sought dissolution of marriage from Mabel Bailey. Lesdain, m 1094, left Peking at the head of a- mission to explore Tibet and Mongolia. . ,; ." Seems mpre like a romrantique - marriage. . . , . 1111111111 i 111111111111111111 ii 1111 i i ii 111111111111 r r 11111 rt 11111111 r 111 m it 111111111111111111111111111 \TEWSPAPER heading: "Man's Great -.*•/■ Feat." -Nothing to'a poli'cemaVi's great feet. ' . .... * , . ■■•■■* . -„;: *'. ■' ■ ... ■ IET there be light;". Well, Mr. Sidey *■' is doing hia. best. .. • ■ .... *■ ••■ .':<* ;■■ ■■ •*•.-.' - Rose was done to a cinder at Stamford Bridge. IWTR. SIDEY is letting a little daylight "^ ' into Parliament. •c ' * . ■.*.'.' THE more wreckless a coastal, skip- * per is, the larger the salary he should get. .. ■.■■'■ • i ,#.■■• -- * VIEWSPAPER reading: "Match at V Worcestershire." Must have, been a piquant and saucy demonstration..