DAIRY FLAT.
In this scattered district our settlers are preparing for the advent of spring, by getting up their seed and bouedust, and getting their ground ready for the reception of the crops. 1 observe that our local post mistress has been supplied with a blotch stamp, with which she stamps all correspondence passing each way. The utility of this stamp no one here can divine, as it has neither the name of the post office nor the date upon it. Many apple-growers here would be obliged to your Matakana correspondent if he would kindly give further particulars re the blightproof stock mentioned by him a week or two ago. What is its name? How long has it been in use, &c.? A settler of some eight years standing,, Mr. C. A. Moller, is about leaving this dis« trict for the South. It will be a loss to the district. It is to be hoped he will do well where he is going.—(Lucas' Creek Correspondent.]
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8036, 25 August 1887, Page 3
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