A FARMER'S MISFORTUNE.
SERIOrS LOSS OF STOCK. . A settler at Ohaupo had an unfortunate experience of special interest s farliisrs who u>e a spray as a means of coping with the blackberry (says a Press Association telegram from Hamilton). It ap-pears-the farmer sprayed a paddock and kept the stock off for some weeks. Shortly after putting them back on the pasture thirty-fivs cattle, mostly heifers, sickened. ■V veterinary surgeon was called in, and remedial steps taken, but eleven valuable animals died.
THE VVHAREKURA ESTATE. Tlie attention of those in search of a choice little daily farm is directed to the advertisement of Messrs. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., in • conjunction with Messrs G. A. Preeee and Co., who advevtiic subdivisional sale of the Wharekuro Estate, the property of Mr. F. M. B. I.ovclock, situated on Milson's Line, within half a mile of the Palmerston borni!"h boumlarv. This block of rich level 'and i" to lie cut up into handy little dairy, farms, and the terms upon which it is to be offered to tho public will doubtless attract buyers, as tho land is suitable for all classes of farming. It is handy to the borough and the markets of PalnKTstoii.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1755, 21 May 1913, Page 10
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199A FARMER'S MISFORTUNE. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1755, 21 May 1913, Page 10
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