WAITAHUNA.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13631, 28 June 1906, Page 8

WAITAHUNA.

(Fkou Our Own* C-ojihespondekt.)

At tue meeting of the YfaUahunj, Farmers' Club coi.Aloi:ajy iiigui-lks first held moo th« death o; the late Premier-tile lollewin" motion was proposed by the President (llr William Cameron)—"'i'hat the Waitahuna Farmers' Club places on :owrd its dsep regret at the great lw tho country lias rastair.ed through the sucTuen death of our late Premier, the I!:gh Hon. 11. J, geddon, P.C., LL.D., anii exressea its high appreciation of tho nuinv vacnaba "services rendered by him to the colony, and also tenders to Mrs ■S'cddon and family its heartfelt sympathy in their. si'd and irreparable loss." That a copv of this resolution be forwarded to Mrs Seddon through the lion Mrilall-J ones (Premier). J lui motion was received bv the lremti&ra rising from their .-.eats.

The final report oi JJtosn ivlio were appointed to canvass the district to ascertain the prcbablo amount of nippcrt that would be accorded toward file trWon of » cramery was submitted to the club, slump* the promise of 221 cows, with mere to follow and an r .>atio,',s fur 353 shares. Tho secretary v.ss ins-tntctsd to forward tho result, to the directors of the T. and P. Milk Supply Company, tho hope bring expressed that the returns would prove satisfactory, so that the creation oi t.ho creamery might he proceeded with without dclisv.

Tho qii'-rttinn of Tabbit poisoning was rouskiereu, tho general opiniuu 1.-clti'j licit it should lio taken in hand any lime within a meni'i from d*',s, weather permitting, idtho need oi poisoning, in sonic parts of the district aI- Icssi,'was hardly appsrenf, era? member stating that tho uiubits were 100 s-.'aree, that lit? conln hardly get one to feed his dugs with. Oco'd lic-.vs this I siion'd think, not only for the fa-rmer hin"-eh', but for his ntiglihours also. As 'j.v as rabbit exporting from the district this season is concerned, it in not proving a n.ine. of v.eaSt.h to those engaged in it.