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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12718, 8 August 1934, Page 4

Although there was a diversity of views on various aspects ol the ques 3 tion there was almost complete un , animity at a largely attended mee»t- ---[ ing of farmers in Alarton that tne proposed levy on wool of 4d a bale for the purposes of scientific research was unwarrantable, while the formation of a special administrative wool research board was definitely unnecessary. Three youths who visited the public cemetery at Dnnnevirke on a recent* Sunday afternoon did considerable damage, 16 artificial wreaths and two vases on graves being broken by stone-throwing. The total damage, nearly £2O was made gcod by the parents. In the Children's Court the boys were admonished by Air J. Alii - ler, S.AI., and placed under sujktvision for a period of six months. The Times’ Rerlin correspondent# states that the Rhineland and AU>selle river authorities have satisfactorily tested a motor-car for use on land and water. It is projxdled by paddles fixed to a rear axletree aiul is steered by panelltnl front wheels. Its speed is ten miles jkm hour upstream and more in still water. It can be utilised in flood rescue work. Its weight is three-quarters of a ton. A Calcutta, message says that the United Provinces Government is to establish a sanctuary for wild life. An announcement to this effect was made by the Governor, S»r Malcolm Hailey, when replying to an address from Hie Association for the Preservation of Game in India. That body deplored the destruction of valuable big and small jungle and mountain animals which, owing to jungle clearance .and motor-< ar shikaris were nearing extinction.

AID YOUR CALVES DIGESTION. The calf should always have r*- Q nls fed in a very fine state of <1 »n because neither the stomach nor the teeth can handle coarse feed. CALFMEAL made in a flourmill is ;.s line as flour and easily digested