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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XV, Issue XXII, 30 November 1895, Page 668

Two French ‘ students,’ for a wager, of course, and with no intention whatever of covering themselves with celebrity for future penny-gaffs, are at the present moment of writing making their way from Paris to Nancy ’ walking ’on their hands. They expect to accomplish the soul-stirring, stomach-upsetting journey in twenty days. It would surely be more appropriate to such a jackass journey were they to walk on their ears. Nancy should take her slipper and apply it in a fit and becoming manne to them when they arrive at her house.