Snow has fallen intermittently since Sunday on the slopes of Mt. Egmont and yesterday the mountain presented a very beautiful appearance in the bright sunlight of an ideal spring morning, The snow at North Egmont house was about three inches deep, and it extended half a mile down the track towards the radius line. Some tramp steamers have earned a reputation for an ill-stocked larder. The story is told of one vessel that was no exception. There were 33 aboard and consequently cook had ordered 33 sausages for tea. Shortly before the meal time a message was sent by the skipper: “I’m going out to tea. Tell the steward to have only 32 satisages
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Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1930, Page 11
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