FEILDINg NOTES.
(Froi Our Special Correspondent) < Mr. T. Scoble Cornish, of-Kiwitea, haj. "
i offered ia to be given to the boy scout,• of the Feilding troop .who does {lie, first': heroic act wcrthy ot special recogiiition.-. Settlers at Aarangi.again:report depre--d a tic us caused by dogs worrying sheep. - On Wednesday two sheep succumbed ''to > injuries inflicted and others show signsof having been badly-bitten. ;! i.-*.
.Jin J. T. CabiU has resigned Ms position o£ wool-classing instructor under, tho direction ol the Feilding Technical SchooL He goes to.Hawke's Bay. • ••
The wedther still continues very.-dry in Waitiina West, and its effcct on dairy stock is commencing to be noticed in the falling off of cheir condition. Sheip, however, are-reported to be doiig very well. Every, precaution is being tatelr by the settlers to prevent any,outbreak oi fire while the district is in such an inflammable condition.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1054, 17 February 1911, Page 2
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