STILL HOLDING ON.
• '■ Allthrpugh the Tane and _ Mahgaono Valloy generally'(writes our travelling correspondent) there' is still plenty of ,foc'd. though it is Grinning-'to;.di7 : -'lip.-.,Water out well. The'.'Mangaoiie stream 'is getting very' low . now)-"But a good: many;'small. creeks which " come■ out . of hills"aro ; 'still.sending 6ut a- ' There 'is'''a largo 'quantity. ,of.-.'-litne-' .stone in' the (district, and I .suppose, this hqlds . a good doai 'of 'water.'\:l\fearcr'".Kaitawa,. :'where tho galley opens out' much morel' ahd .where' several 'farmers are' dairying,"; they all complain of ithe rapidly decreasing .yields and; falling tests. ; This/matter"' of the. test isalways 'a. sore ' point: " Very rarely' do you find a farmer who is really quite satisfied that' be is. being treated'.fairly; when .his milk goes' to tho factory.' /. .... '
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 105, 27 January 1908, Page 2
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120STILL HOLDING ON. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 105, 27 January 1908, Page 2
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