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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11215, 22 October 1914, Page 6

An pxeursicm party from a woman's club had UPnn to the country. As there was only one very small hotel in the neighbourhood, some of the members had to sleep in a near-by farmhouse- Everything was very simple, although scrupulously clean and homelike But there was naturally a lack of some of th« luxuries of high-priced city hotels- Bedtime came, and some of the ladies discovered that there were no keys iu the locks of their rooms. They consulted the farmer's wife. That eood lady was frankly surprised. r 'Why," she said,, "we don't usually lock our doors hero, and there's no one here but you. Bid, then," she added, ms she wrutinif-ed the ladies carefully, " 1 suppose .you know your own party test."