Remarking that witnesses seldom could remember dates with any degree of accuracy, Mr Justice Blair mentioned, in the Supreme Court at Wellington, that m half the divorce cases that came before him those concerned could not even remember the date of their marriages. In the nail-driving competition at a Presbyterian social at Foxton last Wednesday afternoon, one of the competitors was Mr Cape, who if» blind.- His sense of direction was such that he sent a threeinch nail home in seven hits, which included only two misses. His driving was well above the average of the other competitors, who could clearly see their objective.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3995, 7 October 1930, Page 63
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