Too Deep for Words

"A police constable admitted in the Magistrates' Court, Lower Hutt, yesterday, that a statement he produced in evidence on a charge of theft had been typed by himself after the accused had already signed the blank sheet of paper while intoxicated. It contained the words 'I plead guilty'.

"Mr. Drummond, S.M., said that for reasons upon which he was not prepared to elaborate, he would not accept the typewritten statement."

—Dominion, 13/2/1957.

Bearer of Gool Tidings.

"Sir Anthony Arrives. Petrol Price Cut."

—Dominion Billboard, 22/2/1957