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MAGISTRATE'S COURT. (Before Mr. W. Q. Kifldoll, 5.J.1.) At the Magistrato's Court yestwdavGus Peterson was fined 10s. for insobnc y. Four first offenders were also dealt « ut. one of these being remanded for ineclual month's imprisonment for deserting fiom th F.A P Elliott, who alighted from a tamj car whilst in motion, was convioc d and ordered to pay Court costs and witatsss expenses amounting to Us. ... Jas. Duunaicho, for wantonly «™ J lire alarm in motion, was hued 10s. in til "jShn Coffer, W. J- Drwr. %' sums ranging from 7s, to 18». *° l * ll °? ing horses and cows to stray. On tno same count Albert Mildrilmll was convicted and discharged. ... Peter Ahradscn and Son pleaded guilty to a charge of having failed to keep a correct record of hours worked by coitain of their assistants; the offence it was elated by their solicitor (Mr., Ix,oilst6>) had arisen through an oversight. Mr. D. Cnrmody, Inspector of Awanis, had judgment given in his favour anu n fino of 10s. nnd costs was imposed. Edward Winters was sentenced to ono month's imprisonment without the option of a fino for allowing his house in Ohur.wp street to bo used for immoral purP, Auffiist C. Wilkeniug ires convicted and ordered to pay Court costs for allowing hts horso to stray. - T , Threo youths, John Abbott, Robert lorsvtli, nnd William Henry Hill were charged in tho Magistrate's Court yesterday with having, on April 22, remained upon n pkeo where persons whereat mustetvun. dor the Defence Act, 1900, after having lxM>n ordered by an officer to leave. And further, that they did interrupt tho said muster. A number of witnesses were called nnd gavo evidence that the youths wero on tho pnnido and hnd not left when ordered, and as his Worship pointed out, this constituted an odeiieo under Section 57 of the Act. They wero ordered to pay Court costs of Ws.

FARMERS & LABOUR UNIONS. 4 (By Tolograph.-Frppis Association.! Auckland, May 24. At the Farmers' Union Conforcnce this morning, tho following .remit, forwarded by tho Auckland Provincial Executive, camo up for discussion: "That this conference oxnrc-ses its desire to bring: the Farmers' Union into closer touch with tho labour unions of tho Dominion with the object of bringing about a_ better understamlinfj between tho tohous sections of tlio community by nn interchange of views on the needs and aims of enoli section, Tjolicvimr that in this vny the cause of much of the nnrest prcvwlinp m tho community may 'be removed. Mr. J. E. Malvßill. in moving the nriontion or the remit, snid that it expressed Hip news of the farming community, who felt that cooperation with labour unions would be tho solution of many recent labour problems. They wanted to get into closer touch with' tho unions. The Fanners Union wished always to work for the good of tho vnole community, and by meeting with tho labour unions they might give a lead to others. The remit was adopted unanimously for transmission to the Dominion Conference. WANGANUI JOTTINQS. (Br Telegraph—Special Correspondent.) Wanganui, May 24. Tho Wanganui Eiver Trust is still exercised over its powers of leasing its endowment lands, notwithstanding an assurance by tho Undersecretary t'orJUnds that tho Public Reserves and Domains Amendment Act, 1911, gives it the'necessary authority. The solicitor to the Trust advises that the Act doe 3 not give tho powers sought for, and that the leases can only be issued by tho Goveraor-in-Council, and without any right of renewal as desired. The matter was considered at a meeting of the Trust yesterday, when tho chairman (Mr. T. D. Cummins) and Jlr. Veitch, H.P., were again appointed to interview the Undersecretary with a view to having an empowering Bill prepared for submission to Parliament. About three years ago a scheme of drainage, at au estimated cost of ,£IGS4, was prepared for Aramoho, but its construction was deferred. Meanwhile the suburb has grown: rapidly, and the borough engineer, considering that an amplified scheme is necessary to meet existing and future demands, has designed one to cost .£7845. The scheme was discussed at a special meeting of the Wanganui Borough Council last night, when it was considered that the engineer's view of tho matter was the right one, though the money in hand wis inadequate to undertake it. It was resolved to place the matter before a meeting of the Aramoho ratepayers with a view to ascertain if they were willing to sanction an increase of the loan which has already been raised for the purpose.

Ifeesrs. Baldwin und Keyward, patent attorneys, 215-217 Lambton Quay, Wellington, r<: port that tho following applications for letters patent of JNe-v Zealand have bi>en filed during the weei: ending May 9i—A G SeddoD, Dennistan. bronchitis medicicej H. J5. William", Chrhtchnrah, securing spare rim to motor vehicles; W. J Vj Re, Curist,imirch, uno harrow; J. Carroll, Molb-iurne, buovi.ig persons m >vatT - A T. Ross, Auckland, wtt«r-nox; G A Sl'aw, Auckland, hatpin point protector; J. Gott, Flove, England, submarine cahle working; J. King, Melbourne, ruling machine attachment. "NAZOL" inhaled through, the nose, bost done with a Nazol Inhaler, at onco clears the air passages and makes free and natural breathing possible. Its soothing, fragrant properties penetrate where tboY are most needed, and nnickly cure your Cold. Price, Is. 6d.-Advt. Paris has public-houses London 5600, Chicago 5700, Edinburgh 3-JO, and Moscow 244. LAND NOTICES. WANTED to Sell, exceptional chance, £50 cash only required to purchase tho Leasehold of 127 acres, with right of purchases after three years at £15 per aoro Tho land is half flat and half undulating; 15 miles from school, post office, station. Apply M. Wolfe, Stationer, Ekctahuna. — LOOK at This Without Delay."80 Acres, with 20 acres Teservo given in; rich flat dairy land; well divided and watered; house and cowshed (with L.K.G. milking machines) in first-class order; closo to good co-op, cheese factory. Price of Freehold, including 35 picked cows, milking machines, hay, etc., MO per acre; only JE7SO cash required, balance on easy terms. Apply, sharp, to E. B. Hare nnd Co., Pahiatun.

THE Cheapest L.I.P. Form inHawkes Bay—9oo Acr©3, all ploughable; rent, 33. Gd. per acre; 5-roomcd house, woolshed, stables, , etc.; abundance of water, 9 paddocks, enrrying 1000 breeding owes, 400 hoggets, 70 cattle, 10 horses; can be improved up to 2 sheep land. Price, JE4 per acre; 70 acres turnips, good road frontage, 7 miles from railway station, 9 nii'ea from saleyards; ,£IOOO ensh, balance 4} per cent. Apply sharp. Cassidy and Co., Sole Agents, Hastings.

A SPLENDID Dairy Farm-9S Acres Freehold; all in grass; wpll fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks; well watered; all fiat land; will carry 40 cows mid horses; good 5-roomod bouse and all necessary outbuildings, cowshed, etc.; sitS 12 miles from Pahiatua by good road; i miles from railway station and 1 £8e from school and factory Price, _28 per acre; good terms can be arranged Apply to Peter Tn loch, Stock, Land nnd Estate \gent. Pahiatua. P.O. Box 42.

SPIENTOT Dairy 1 arm, ao acres, .) Mres in oats, pico orchard, balance in grass; G paddocks; s;ood shelter bush; Groomed house, ivashhoiise, etc.; 11 miles school, cieamorj- and town; oream cart passes within 300 yards; 18. Jeray-Short-Lorn cowe," Jersey, bull, sprins dray and harness, D.F. plough, E. and G., horse and harness, 3 plough mares and separator; easy terms. "Don't delayii this u floodl'i Batliff Lwd Ag«ncy, Eolldyw.