Aw American officer who visited New Zealand Jduring the War left a £10 note with the hotel fear man while he went to the races. It's a good idea to have a cash reserve to come back to after the races. The barman put the note in the cash register and went off duty. The proprietor saw the "tenner" and borrowed it to pay the brewer. The brewer paid his tailor, the tailor paid his grocer, the grocer paid the Jdoctor, the doctor—who was staying at the Jsame hotel—was so pleased to get paid that he went down and paid £10 on account of his bil at the hotel, and so the note went back into the till. When the officer came back from the races he received his "tenner" from the fear man and tore it in, pieces. "Hey there," Jeried the barman, "don't do that." "It's all Fight," said the American, "Its coupterfelt."
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The plateau has been there for a thousand Years, so argues the nomad, and will probably be there for another thousand years. And who would worry about buying land! for a yak? So under economic sociology the tenure of land or the ownership thereof still remains an undisturbing question. To erect 100 square yard fence in the middle of a 1,000 square mile plateau and call it "Home Sweet Home" is not making the world safe for democracy or any other thing. Moreover the last thing the nomad desires is to tied down to anything: even the, gift of piece of land.
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