ODDS AND ENDS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2856, 9 December 1908, Page 72

ODDS AND ENDS.

It sometimes seems as if the only use of making plans is to know definitely what we are going to change! I had my plansX?"!l. c " Peol i? da^ ÜBt as for hundreds of r 3 days when those Wednesdays come round— nobody knows how quickly they come too!— on which for so many years we have w£ y^ v Ind1 nd L , But m y p Jans h *™ n<> immunity from that oft-quoted truism that tne best-laid plans o' mice an' men aft gang agley," and this is the result. inrst I must submit to you the contributions of some of our dearest and most able tl™»- m i T' S ho thou ° h behind "contract time for the Favourite Quotation meeting, yet certainly shall not be shut out from the P easuies and privileges of the last meeting of the sesejon on thai, account. Moreover as you all know, I pride myself on a more than feminine justice and impartiality, and TiLT P "r fr ° m town on business for a few da Js . and aa it is just poesible that these pa pei » wero received at the office on ofTh^dotVf 1 TllT 11 ggi ye. c them "»« perusal. ''^ yy ° U the P leasure of their S LIF 1T J i 'ihT Ota f UOna Vety . dear to me ' vk ™- are ° aent I™ "* "" T ° Urite *"**™<>". GREEN TUI.