LOCAL & GENERAL
Message From Middle East Speaking in the 'Sunday morning broadcast from the Middle East, Sapper Aiken sent messages to his wife, Mrs T. Aiken, of 'Bush street, Paeroa. Blackberry On The Plains
“ I visited many farms in Kerepeehi, Ngatea and Turua areas, in regard to. noxious weeds. The Netherton Hall Society and Netherton School Committee have promised to deal with the blackberry on their areas,” reported the Noxious Weeds Inspector, Mr W. ‘W. Williams to Wednesday’s meeting of the Hauraki 'Plains County Council. Stock Impounded
“I impounded one cow at Ngatea and 40 cows and two bulls at Waitakaruru. The two cows previously impounded were sold, realising £5 2s 6d and £5,” reported the ranger, Mr W. W. Williams, to Wednesday’s meeting of the Hauraki Plains County Council. “Four cases of straying stock were dealt with by a caution,” added the report.
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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 51, Issue 3184, 19 October 1942, Page 4
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