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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 91, 22 August 1923, Page 8

Ragwort is spreading over a large tract of country, especially in the King Country, and is taking possession very fast (s,— tho Te Kuiti Chronicle). Many settlers are doing their best to keep it in check, but when they bound on Native or unoccupied Crown lands the case is almost hopeless. Sheep put on it in spring wouljj help to check it, but this cannot always be carried out in practice. It is a difficult problem to deal with, and will require strong measures to cope with it.

CALFSKINS NEW ZEALAND BACON COMPANY purchase calfskins in any quantity. Highest cash price given. Consignments will be received at shed in Juliet South (roujud Courthouse corner) every TUESDAY and SATURDAY. AUGUST. Toko —Monday 6. 20. Douglas.—Monday 13. Huiroa. —Monday 27. Tariki —every Thursday. Stratford. —Tuesdays and Saturdays. PERT ROWE, Representative.