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Otago Witness, Issue 2151, 16 May 1895, Page 18

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cases, and an Jncrftase of £12 ki a Wok. About fiO relief caaca wero dralt with, llr William Bt'Leod wrote, at \\\n request of a widow, reading at Wsikouaitt, placing her circumstanc-8 before the triiistres, with n view of ascertaining what weekly allowance the trustees would be willing to emit her during tbe renmndet of hr r days on either of tho following conditions : -(I) Provided she handed over absolutely the freehold property shepoaKwed, consisting of three acres of land in the town of Hawks'oury, with a verandah cottage of four f ooms and scullery, together with rome small outliouecß. Oulmde the fenre was a Government icsorveto run young caUle on ; (2) provided she tho trusteed to rent, or leaso, or otherwise utilise the property till her deaih, and thereafter to sell it, repaying Ihsiarelves from the pro* lecede, if sufficient for thfct rurpo?e, and to dispose of any Burpluo, if such there t-lmuld be, as bho might direct.— Referred to tho Finance Committee to investigate and report. J. R. Ru'rnEiironD, San^ymount, writes as follows v- "The folio win* recipe for tie cure of worms in horees will he found useful to farmers and all owueis of horses: Give the troiiUed horse a warm bran mash, which ha? got, a 'good bit of S&ltin it. at night; let it have rotliing else till morning, and then give it a gallon of new milk (warm cs from the cow), and in 15 to 30 minutes give a pint of raw linseed oil and turn the horse out for ft few days. I have found this a cood recipe, and anyone using it ar.d informing the editor of the Times or Witness of the result w ill oblige."