CLYDE NOTES
fSpECVAL TO THE ‘STAS.’! m, ,r • April 17. Ihe Magistrates Court at Blacks was yesterday occupied with, the hearing of 18 cases, in which landowners were charged with failing to destroy rabbits. Pleas'Ll' guilty were put in in all cases, and evidence was given in mitigation of penalty. Convictions were recorded in ail the cases and fines imposed ranging from £3 to £lO. A drop in the barometer and cloudy sky this morning indicate rain, but the same conditions recently have faded to materialRain is very urgently ..-anted. Very - entries were” received" for ail Central stock sales this week. Competition was keen, and prices wero well mamtamed. f
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Evening Star, Issue 17329, 17 April 1920, Page 8
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110CLYDE NOTES Evening Star, Issue 17329, 17 April 1920, Page 8
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