All sorts of noises are associated with election meetings, but it- is veri seldom that snore's are heard at : lively kind of meeting shell as wai addressed at Morrinsville by Mr. C E. Macmillan. M.P. About halfwaj through bis speech, loud snores fron near the front row nearly drowned tin speaker’s remarks. A most reputabh citizen, seated languidly and with eye: closed, was at first blamed, but those audible signs of sleep were eventually traced to a lonesome Maori, who hac wandered into the meeting, thinking perhaps, that the .usual t picture, entertainment was in progress.
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Thames Star, Volume LIX, Issue 16625, 22 October 1925, Page 5
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