Stratford Ntaire.
(PBOH OUR OWN iTihiMlj^tiljiij ; The promoters otUist^^||i^j raoe' ' meeting; are maoh fnreiEMAt tfc£ thorough success ifhiob it Many little convenience! tfertmtijmtt* missing which are foun^t oihtht.jj^biinds of old-established cjubey.bt& 0m xaii probably be troaied to -supply Msdqn wants as rapidly - ai-^t»jFCHio >.«Mflfl il reason expect. "" . „,/ ' r^^Xs?' V It is matter for thai the Government arw ih&i^ ftfjjjjfiii* {^ raisiLg and metaHißjrKiltTWM, it Ooutts' swamp, ft V^'Mwi^tW tenders will notibi con^(ie«e»rj Whim, or tbe sample of uniaWwolori iat something else hot bli id that this very orient w^rk brad& idbtii before winter. Ifii the settlers beyorid will hm'm^Bmiti the extreme. *< '*■■„<. i "iWET?:. 1 !" \ The post of town toijfdniett»M;dge*«o4 appear -to be mufib iougbt^^n jguiji it present. Twice hive -nonuttiwttsrbae^ invited to fill the seat v^JafbiMr. Burgess, bnt witbpht a'vul \ ihTfoii itill exists. ■ .-■* - '" 'i '-'>/ . Mr. Blair has leased bii larni en Mountain road-tor Mr. Gitto^, of Pelaaer. ston, who b»» takftn an:ii^|^part in promoting special lettlemtßl ameilifiOß'l for this provincial district, f ', *!',. So far as I can. judge, Mi i>ariint*i.. scheme of forming a huge ail<ie|atiQ^ to establish dairy factories on 4{<H^opft?tUv% basis is not meeting wito-^nftreet support as yet in Thir dii&S£ J Tb« feeling appears to be rather ifittaj^kin will mainly have to ttorkcptj IhW own salvation in this .matter ¥trla^4<ra* venient locality forming ;(&t> fl#ag eo> operative company first and^blddlihg iii own course for a time. " W«n ioda number are safely estabKi^Ma'jLwt i .tol# expect to bear of ft eeotril 4leoeiitibn being mooted; but the iiritjsteplwkdl appear to be the one indieitM. - Good proßMss is being mid* witttlhe premises which Messri. Bobßinsovand Pierardare havin X built id BtoWway foil their storekeßpmg bnsinisi, an 3we ma? expect to soon hear of tbeur^iijWing*,; Mr. F. Watioii, son bl i settlft oil Waingongoro,rd(id, ii ilowly reeoMrih^t from a serionS d«se of blbod'jpbtwliuii; induoed by tb« bite of iobifcitiiect iniSi niuht, but what is not; lopmii •:§&, Watson h*d been workiog;iklhe,bjasbt and ie is luppoae'd tbit beTSroai^i-Jthi creature horrift in; hi* olotbei* and »|t;i got into his bed and bit himi Fotlfdnli i time his life was aluboit dltpftbd pf.*tu Dr. Lightbonrne had to viiit tht piHen several times. Whateter tbe inseeTtil, it mnst have been pretty vihemrtl,fot the poison acUd ver^ ripidly, ; B«eb instances are, howAvtr, happily rail.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2337, 27 January 1893, Page 2
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376Stratford Ntaire. Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2337, 27 January 1893, Page 2
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