Speed Sputter.

Samoanische Zeitung, Volume 23, Issue 31, 3 August 1923, Page 5

Speed Sputter.

By "Squint." The recent offer for the "Clock Tower" was refused as same, after being upholstered, is required as an observation chamber for village irrationals. In all probability it will be moved to East of the Mulivai. The Gaud of Trade, whilst inalagering lately, found one intelligent native,—at least he knew the gaily decorated plank was not the symbol of a barber's outfit. The Beach Beautifying Committee needs to wake up, otherwise, there will be no shade trees for them to slumber under. The Government Experimental Farm is producing a variety and quality of vegetables that would be hard to beat in a more temperate climate. Buying copra at 2>% cents must be as profitable as "er'er'—Come and look at this" is to business at the present time, The C.M.O. is to be congratulated on the strict enforcement of quarantine regulations during the stay of the s. s. "Tofua" in this port. Apia Park should be in splendid condition for the first race meeting of the Apia Turf Club to take place on the 29th inst. The trustees have been putting in some good work on the track. Mr D. Terry, after a long sojourn in our midst, is leaving Apia owing to the Administration limiting th e scope of his operations.