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NEW ZEALAND COLLIE CLUB (Registered). THE OTAGO WITNESS has been appointed the OFFICIAL ORGAN of 'the New Zealand Collie Club fßee.l. TOM BROWN. Hon. Secretary. 20 Morrison street, Ca versham.
To "I'xbbc j,” care of Otago Witness. Dunedin. Wellington, August 15, 1910. DEAR SIR, —I have much pleasure in informing you that at a Committee Meeting of this Club, held on the 13th inst., your valuable Paper was UNANIMOUSLY ELECTED our OFFICIAL ’ORGAN for the South Island. —I am, your* faithfully, THE FOX TERRIER CLUB OF WELLINGTON. N.Z. H. SHANLEY, Secretary. Ztau Box 188.
SOUTH ISLAND BRITISH BULLDOG CLUB. ■ss Dunedin, September 2. 1907. "Tbbbob,” Otago ‘Witness. DEAR SIR, —I am instructed to inform you that at a meeting of the above newly-termed Club the OTAGO WITNESS was appointed the OFFICIAL ORGAN of the Club.—Yours truly, C. A. HUTTON, Hon. Secretary.
rpHE BRITISH BULLDOG CLUB OF NEW ZEALAND. Dxab "Terror,” —At a recent fleeting of 'the above Club it was unanimously carried that your paper, the OTAGO WITNESS, be the OFFICIAL ORGAN of the Club. A. W. NICOLSON, Hon. Secretary. 17ap
THE SOUTHERN COLLIE CLUBS' CHAMPIONSHIP ASSOCIATION. DEAR "TERROR,” —At a meeting of our Association on June 2, 1916, the OT\GO WITNESS was APPOINTED the OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ASSOCIATION. —Yours sincerely, JOHN P. WALLR 14ju Secretary.
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Speaking of the difficulties of eradicat- ’ ing noxious weeds, a Gisborne farmer relates that some years ago he had cut down a gorse hedge that had been allowed to grow unchecked. He then cultivated the ground, which came up with thousands of gorse seedlings. The area was ploughed up and cultivated regularly for five years with the expressed object of eradicating the gorse. The property had since changed hands, and ■to-day gorse is to be seen in flower in tills very spot. 1 lie seeds remained dormant in the ground for years. young oysters enjoy only 48 hours’ life »s moving creatures: then they settle dc • o*r life.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3595, 6 February 1923, Page 42
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