Our Contemporaries

NZ Truth, Issue 1127, 7 July 1927, Page 1

Our Contemporaries

I "Dominion": I Man' Breaks His Leg. — -rr,? a rfiarried man, aged 29, residing at 1 jured his head. He was admitted to the on Friday suffering from a broken' leg. , * That's because you don't have 1 a leg to stand on when you land m the hospital. # # • "Evening Post": "RUGBY POOTBALrLi The thirty-ninth anniversary of the Cambridge Terrace Congregational Church will be celebrated 1 to-morrow." Th J s is what happens after the footballer-printer has taken the baby to get baptised at church. • * * 'i 'f Auckland' Star": "Wellington Rugby Union decided to revert to a sole selector for rep. teams m place of three and appointed Mr. J. scribed stock 1933, £101 2/6. Reported." This accounts for the shares of some of the players slumping.