TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
(Per Press Association)
DANNEVTRKE. July 2>\ The Hon. T. Y. Duncan. Minister tor Lands, arrival yesterday. Today he inspecled the Tainaki block and returned to Wellington by the mail train.
A meeting of settlers at Umutaroa_ last night passed a resolution urging the Government to proceed with the establishment of the proposed • dairy college. "WHAtfGAREI, July 23. Matthews, a State forester and a member of the Scenic Commission. has been three weeks in the district visiting, the beauty scots. Over 100 acres 01, puhipu-hi. .will be re-planted this winter by free labour, with totara, puriri, and Australian hardwoods from the State nursery at Kamo, where the operations •in raising trees have been very successful. The cork aud oaks are promisim.-" well.
WESTPORT, July 28.
David.Shand, alias Swanson (who had been engaged selling cleaning powder with a. promised gift of cups and saucers), was committed iortyial at the Supreme Count1 on a charge of the ■.theft of £10 from a young man who had given him a lift in a cart on, a short journey.,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7900, 28 July 1904, Page 5
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