OPOTIKI.
The farmera here having decided to work their dairy on tho co-operatiye principle, Mr Johnson haa been engaged aa manager. Tho boiler and machinery arrived by the last sbeamer. and the buildingß are completed. All will be ready for a good Btarb in cheeeemauing by bhe end of nexb month.
A heavy fall of snow took place at Mahurangi oh the 30th of July.
Te Aroha fruitgrowers have eenb a telegram to the Hon. Mr Cadman, urging him to oppose the clause in tho proposed treaty with South Australia relating to the free importation of fruit from bhab colony.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 191, 12 August 1895, Page 2
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