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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 27 September 1918, Page 8

A motor car driven by Mr Dorn, of Otakeho, came into collision with the mail car near Manaia this morning, but beyond damage to the vehicles there were no serious consequences. The Northern Shipping Company advise that the Rarawa was barbound at Onehunga yesterday, and therefore no steamer will be leaving the breakwater to-day. Weather permitting, the next sailing from the breakwater will be on Saturday at 4 p.m. The Chronicle states that Mr G. H. IHckson, engineer to the Waitotara County Council, estimates the amount of damage done by the recent floods on the 97 miles of roads in the county at £5475. A Get at the facts and then go ahead, is our idea and advice to dairy farmers. We want you to make inquiries from your friends who have dealings with us. The fundamental principle in our business is to give correct weight and test of all cream we buy. It is the essential 1 essence of success in our business for I the reason that the dairy farmers are! not always able to do it themselves. I We should like to get more cream sup-j pliers this season, and can assure you j of the best returns. Write us.—Maori- i land Dairy Co., Box 185, Wanganui.— 1 Adyt