She was one of that type which displays'a 12-inch skirt and a two-inch forehead.” said a member of the Ashburton Borough Council the other evening when describing how a couple had refused to take notice of his request that they should not walk over a newly-laid-out lawn in the Domain (states the Guardian) He saw a young man ami a young woman starting over the lawn, and when he asked them not to walk on it the man hesitated, but the woman urged him to go on and he went on, badly marking Mm soft wrt'iw.
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Otago Witness, Issue 4048, 13 October 1931, Page 48
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