Phosphatic Fertiliser
Farmers are notified, by advertisement in this issue, that orders for phosphatic fertiliser for crops and unexpended top-dressing rations to be used by 30th June, 1947, must be received by vendors on or before 15th March, 1947. This applies only to fertiliser intended for use before Ist July, 1947.
Sporting Trophies Lost Four valuable sporting trophies were lost in the fire which destroyed the Argyle Hotel, Hunterville, recently. Two were Rugby football cups, one was for cricket, and the other was for bowling. The football cups destroyed were the Raymond Cup, an individual trophy which is at stake in any match played on the home ground by the holders, and the Bengal Cup, a junior championship trophy. Both these trophies contained some valuable information, and their loss will be severely felt. The cricket trophy was the North Rangitikei championship shield, and the bowling cup was one which had been donated solely for competition between Mangaweka and Hunterville.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 10, Issue 97, 21 February 1947, Page 5
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159Phosphatic Fertiliser Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 10, Issue 97, 21 February 1947, Page 5
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