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Otago Witness, Issue 2490, 4 December 1901, Page 16

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to) SHREWD, practical Tjg^Farmers, who bay ate the kind to ■i X you ate. to purchase a Binder this season— it will I P*y you to find out about it, % Send post card to — O. M. OSBORNE *, CO., T\k\ pCTV 9. Hfl ITH Aufewn, N.Y., U.S.A* UALllt I I 06 UU. V LI U. , an* Melbourne. QtMml AgenU f#r JaRIR MaPAMQTPP Otafco and Canterbury, ChristGeneral Agent for Southland. Dunedin, and Balclutha. '& B A PERFECT BEVERAGE. IP I vwa^Cotdm^ Coeou 1 vjn Si K '-' . is known and prized throughout 0 HU the Tbole world for its high ja Ej 1 ; quality and delicious natural 1 g « Best & Goes Farthest. !

The younger members of the Windsor It wae shown at Napier the other day that (North Otago) Presbyterian congregation a case consigned to the colony had been have been instrumental in the purchase of " broached " before reaching New Zealand, an organ for the church. as an extra nail used to refasten a board The Botovua Chronicle states that Aporo was of a kind not used in the colony. So Apiata, the well-known Maori chief, belong- serious has this system of pilfering become in<r to Waiotaiiu Valley, died at Whakare- (says the Herald) that exporters and imwarewa on Tuesday last. He had been suf- porters are alike seeking for some plan which ferin°" for some lime from phthisis, and came will act as an efficient safeguard from this to Whakarewarewa for medical treatment, trouble. It is intended to forward a photoOver 30 years ago Aporo was a prominent sraph of the case to the London Chamber of / - n /i Te Native contingent serving under Commerce as an example of the way in which CapSw Mail- at Kaitoriri and other plaoea. ca.es are bioadwi