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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11515, 22 February 1909, Page 3

Vr..." „&.'. v, J. „, .— —— ' • 'Ttlranaki shoepbreeders li*ave every reafbn to^eel'dlssatistied with this year _ 'urico* lor styd, ram«, reports the .vows. '^o-toofh mms that ihteo or four years uf_6 -would' readily o average up. to six •Seas :are; ha^ to quivat anything uvJrYa'gain^'this year. Seven wellkiibw'u breeders '-m ■• Southern laranaki, who havc:on hand more rams than there is .demand fdr,;huve espied their m- p tctitjon of boiling the' animals down lot tallbw. It is 'expected that by thaj method, tlie animals will avero£e about ; "iter. -X.X " • . J-- ;' -X.. :"

; ' A visitor from Foxton- to tlie Woodvifle iOce», who was staying at a local Hotel/ had a startling experience on Wednesday' evening. b« retiring 'lor the night 'be 'looked under the bed and found* a mart lying there clad m a shirt onlV. The intruder was immediately dfeait with m a Way he little expected. -He was kicked downstairs, out into theYyatd and into. a coal shed, where he ' took refuge- On being ejected from the he received. a> final kick into; the street, where he accosted a pressman, enquiring from the latter if he were a ppli-ceman. The • pressman, who was quite ' unprepared* to receive a deputation at that, hour Of the iiight, 'quickly dis- . ntopeaired m the darkness, leaving his "interrogator to find lodgings the best way ie oould. • .»

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