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Otago Witness, Issue 3275, 20 December 1916, Page 62

—"l'm going to have a fine time afc Christmas,"' eaid one sprightly young lady to another. "Mr Higgins is coming to our party, and he .'s colour-blind, you know."' ' Docs his colour-blindness add to your enjoyment?" asked her friend. "Rather!" was the reply. "He thinks all the holiyberrics are mistletoe!" —At Christmas the children of a certain provincial school tried to collect money by singing carols and snatches of hymns. Many complaints had reached the rector's cars of bands of youngsters scampering through the first verse of "While Shepherds Watched," and then violently ringing the door bell. So he instituted inquiries on the next occision he visited the school. "Why is it," ho asked, "that, instead of singing the hymn in a reverent way, you scamper through one verse and then ring the bell?" Silence reigned for a short time. Then a shrill voice from a small boy at the back of the room was heard in explanation. "Please, sir, it's 'cause they always lets the dog loose ai- the second verse."

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