Useful References

Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 October 1911, Page 1

Useful References

FOR TRAVELLERS AKB fAT-AT-HOMB PIJOPL®. Steamers leave W«lKnßtofi for ChristchnrcK praoticalr.r orory ey»nins in the week. Afternoon trains from * erin connect with them. There are freqneni 'trips fo porta fnrther sontß, enoh u Dnnedin and Tlie Blnff. gteamers ieaT© ton for Sydney direct on Friday of every wwk, and aTiyen* who finds that day inconvenient m»y pet to Sydney from Auckland, T,Benee a steamer leavea every Monday, after having voyaged ap from Wellington via Napier and ©isfxyrne. The inward fiteamerfl from Sydney to Wellington go on to sotithern porta, and from The BTnS they steam np fa Melbourne and l&t#r on to Sydney. As a means of enaßHni tn« B»nder of a l«tter_ addressed to a place a'Hroad to prepay the posfago on a reply, tSe Department fosnea reply conpons on paymen* of a fea of Id. Theae conpans may B» ieie&tnged for s postage etamp Df In© vftlne of 2M in any eoantry wHTcH Klopta the acfrtftno. New Eealanfl'g inclnding thai of the Ocok Island* and other dejjendenciea, is now well over on* Hilllleii. In .Tnne, Wl-, the *ailma?«a popnlation of London was 3,788,787. The ri&teahk. val«© of propoiiy In England: and "Wales Sai rfaon each year since 1874. Tna ate aa follows:— In 1874, x!lß,BW,ni. In iagß, In 1884, £151,189,878. In 1898, £818, 787, 159. The total rateable v*ia« In 1874 represents an average of £4 17s 6d per head of popnt&tion, while in 1908 the average was £8 per bead.