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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume 36, Issue 9437, 16 September 1904, Page 3

Mb' B4td'tmhi hps aq&gd the .Gfytj&tyiftenfc Whether they woulif effect to the reconi' iftendalioti of. the. Mjnes Comifrii'ttee, made last, sejasioti in connection with the petition of storekeeper ? The reply is tWtft liro'fJbse'rV to give effect to the recommendation of the committee, a's fr'oitf sc.report, ftiTjiishied in' respect to the water rights held ifr JaTOfe'. at Garibaldi, at the head of GimmWiiqVn Creek',' it' is sTi'owri' t.haifi the rights are of little or no value, as therejV,no permanent source^ supply, £li'<s'\ysfer only from a drainage jirea) of kbdnt>so(j acres of partly flat partly Slopiri'g ground on the east B}_de <if'..Rflugh Ridgfe, consequently in dry there" Js practfd'all/ no. water flowing" in the race, which would not lie of any. value for irrigation ordomestic purposes, and this at the tiiipe wlien water for suc?h ipurposes is 55 most ; valtirible. The qtie<H n u os one for arrangement.between tiie holder f the rights and the settlers in'the locality who might require the water. In'our ad vertising'columns a n .announcement that Alinont,',' .J.vin., is to travel the district this sessotV- •i'hfs. horse is by the celebrated trotting'stahion' Almorit who holds the world's Record for the three distances. His rl.ajn ,wa"s sulso, a; noted, perfrrmer, so't hafc he should get stock that will be heard of in the future. Y\ E are compelled, owing to pressure on our ppace, to hold over our extrac from the Mines' Report