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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 151035, 29 July 1919, Page 3

Snow is white because its crystals and prisms reflect only those rays of which white light consists. The stock of coal at the local railway yards has now reached its normal quantity (says the Mahawatu "Times"), and many truck-loads pass through Palmerston daily to * other depots. It is" rumoured that before long there-will be a further drastic cut in the railway traffic, especially in regard to the pas-! semrer service." A lot of the rolling stock appears to be out of an<l I nearly every day large numbers of i vehicles atp "consigned" to either j Kastpv/n- or I'ctcuo workshop. \ '