OAKURA.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 12868, 29 May 1905, Page 8

OAKURA.

(From our own Correspondents Empire Day passed of? very quietly. The children attended at *he school with their teachers, and tho '.lag was unfurled and saluted. The chairman of the committee (Mr 'Morris) explained the meaning of TCmpire Day. SyW "Red Drench" is becoming more favourably known every day. Mr J. R. West had a horse very had; in fact, 'he expected it to dip. However, he tri«l the drench, with the result that in a few days the horse nas eat- - ing as w/>ll as f>vor, and was soon able ifco work. This is not the only horse

that has been given the droncli in this district with good results.