Fellding.
I hear that a Bongotea resident hti ordered a motor oar to carry 20 passengers, to run between Bongotea and Palmerston North, lam sure this will be much nicer for those people who have no vehioles. ThereVmuat ba something in. caw-farming when it will run sueE luxuries as motor oars. I congratulate this farmer, and trust his venture will be a successful one, as it will cost' clost on a JGIOOO. '
There is a movement to statt a cooperative poultry farm in Feilding, with a capital of JBIOOO. divided up Si 2000 shares at 10s per «har«. ThU will b« principally a utility farm. They proposs runninß about five incubators to commenoe with, and breed firat-olass birds to build up their stock of aU first crosses. The proposed farm will'be of about 150 acres, B nd run on *n np«to.date line, having all the latsit appliancoa, and an oil engine to grind and mix up the food, iamsuiethia will bo a good thing for both the town and distriot of Feilding.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7399, 15 September 1902, Page 4
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172Fellding. Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7399, 15 September 1902, Page 4
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