IN PASSING.
(By “Noman.")
Jhe onion has been scarce in Pahiat.ua recently. It is not a bestsmeller at the moment.
I hank Providence butter is up. How we who live where it grows love that sweet word “parity.”
“Spring lambs still short” reads a market report. Many of the careless little blighters are less than twenty-two inches long—without their tails.
There is a drift of farm labourers to the towns. As Shakespeare so shrewdly exclaimed: “For this relief much thanks.**
It is proposed that the* Christmas greeting telegrams to be sold bv the G.P.O. shall be pictorial” decorated. A friend suggests that a portrait of the Premier shall appear on them, but doesn’t give the gen-
Ten per cent. of the people of New Zealand are 69 years old or more. But there are 80,000 new young voters eagerly poising a pencil above the names of our veteran Pari i a men t a ria n s.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13088, 23 October 1935, Page 7
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