We learn that so far there has not been any'sign of a disturbance at any of the shearing sheds, -says the Taieri Advocate, and therefore the application of Mr Middleton, of the Benmore sheds, for police assistance, was rather premature. As we were informed some time bach by a ISTorth Otago shearer, the men have too much respect for themselves to be guilty of crimi--Aal acts, and the reflections cast upon them were therefore uncalled for. A butcher cutting up a lamb at Oamaru the other day found a wire nail about 2-sin long in its neck, -'• The Yorkshire farmers are holding a conference to consider the best means of coping with the existing depression.
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1192, 4 January 1895, Page 7
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115Untitled New Zealand Mail, Issue 1192, 4 January 1895, Page 7
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