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HEAVY LOSSES IN STOCK.

WANGANUrS NEED OF ROADS, j ' . Much disappointment; is felt by I settlers iu tne Waiigamii • district, because of .inadequate*provision in .the ' Estimates for. stock roads, in that part | of "the island.' There .is a. heavy loss of stock in tho-district every year , through the absence of reasonably, good roads. It was hoped' that ample, pro- ' vision would be mado for improving the "Wanganui River Road and the Missing 1 Link Road. Respecting stock losses, which aro mentioned above,, here is aji A man living on one side or the riven at Ahuahu, bought a mob of sheep at a place about twenty miles away across the river. ' There was no direct connection,, and he had to take the stock home by such a roiindabout routo that tho trip occupied ten days, and he lost 20 per cent, of-'his sheep on the way, and most of. his losses occurred through tho sheep falling down hills, tumbling over cliffs, and getting bogged. A ferry ; is now in- operation at the place where the unlucky farmer should have been able to cross. « The ,caso stated is-given as a fair sample of. what- somo of tho settlers still.Jiavo .to' .contend with.. . ..

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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 978, 19 November 1910, Page 8

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HEAVY LOSSES IN STOCK. Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 978, 19 November 1910, Page 8

HEAVY LOSSES IN STOCK. Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 978, 19 November 1910, Page 8

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