Farmers in the vicinity of Paraparaumu for some time have been suffering from the attentions of a vandal. One farmer, W. Moivbray, had several ea as of cream taken from his dairy and emptied into an adjacent stream- while another, P. Beere, had a lar"e garden of tomatoes and strawberries practically ruined. These acts going on spasmodically for about two years. Other wanton acts of u-hirh the farmers have been victims include the cutting of sheep's throats—one a l""i™ ram was killed Mating alight of haystacks, and cutting «'E fences. 1 n one case sevS |icks'of gelignite were found under a 'house.—Press Association.
Y i;i: ANmA IT BLIXKH. ■•l'ini.leuin" Blinds break the ravs of ♦he sun, 1-ut vermit, sufficient light and oir to penetrate. They arc extremely and easy tu operate, and being of ', e i, shade are restful. Prices: Bx6, S x S. (>os; S x It ft, 00s. We also striped Canvas Blinds to order. MASON, sTtU'TLIKKS and CO., LTD.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20102, 4 December 1930, Page 10
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