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Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 May 1915, Page 4

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I.'OU RFADY REFERENCE. THE FENCING ACT. ERECTION OF FENCES. A i'eiico of any of the kinds mentioned in the Second Schedule is a si'.llicienl fence within tho meaning ot the Fcncing -vet (5.7). The occupiers ol' adjoining lands 'lot divided by a sufficient lence are liable to join in or contribute in equal proportions to tlio erection of a lencc between such lands, although such fence may not extend along the wnolo boundary line. But no occupier is liable to contribute to any feneo which iu,i, as far as piacticnble, oontinuju-il-i ougiioiil- its length. TLlii RULES OF TILE ROAD. The Rule of tho Road is a parados quite; For in driving your carriage along, ii you Uar U. the left you are jure to go right, il j 1/1 UI I'll Lo tin' right you go wrung. lint in walking tiie stieet.s 'tis a dilferent c .-:e ; To the light it is rigui won sho do ;i... iui't s:. .uM b.- ic! L ca »!gh o! clear space For llii' people who wish Lo wallt here. LEGAL TKNi'KU. Teii.h'i' of iMiii'.-w may !e;"tily he mailt; -ia the c.i.-, vol br;>iiXi> coiin-, any aiiioiini in I excet-ding Is, in i :-ase of silver en.as. not exceeding 1! 1-• ; ,h ui i-cii.M- oi viiiife for „II;. :s;11 o 11:11, unless i-ohied prior !o tli.:cigii <>l Qiioci: Vict.>ri.i iiri., :ii Vic. e. it), sec. i. and I'.oy.i! 1\1:1 ,<:-i

.• i; Is-.I .< i\M'»\ />L'.l i.l "lii . .;iiM.:,ii i! i ill I. - «i 'i'iilLU' "M Li 11' I'.I ...V '.;i •.•Mir i.-Miv An, lsy.j sec. 3). sticking !io.<rrrrl A:: iitiji.trlani ■'■ mmi ti! nive-*- !i r■ isc 1 ■!: t:: ,ii i.-t!;;-isi iv ftv.sli • >. • , •: ih ; a- \v';.-n cut troni i!s«* {rtw.-t; •: 1 I. tli-' wo 1 k c■! 11 iiiii !)■■ <li>-n■ i <.uici:!y. !i' oi ti-o cm I sliriv el and tin■ idirivel rapit'ly lev. wj|! crow; but if quite fresh, well select' I ii! 111 rightly inserted, le.v uii! !'ui!. 'Iliis essential >T j.-.-rIV-l i iv.-lin-v, ;>:: uinmlnipii! when the ninn'ier 1 uttines is limited. THK SEASONS. • AllLumin begins on March '21st ; Wintor oil -3 it no '21st (the shortest (lay); Spring coiiiinonces mi September 23vd ; Summer on December 22nd (the 10-.i: 1 :- e;-t day). From observations, extend ing over a tiiHiiiior of vc-ars, it appears tliat, on tho average, the hotto-st .period is from the 21 st to the 2-\>th of January, and the coldest from Uie 20fch to tlie 2-llh of July. These periods, therefore, are the: natural "id • .summer mid midwinter. IMPOUNDING CATTLE. EIC. All trespassing cattle may be impounded by the occupier of the land on which they arc trespassing; biu in tho case of iinfcnecd laud, the occupier is not entitled to claim any damages except fees for driviii-r, or lor giving notice of the detention of Mich cattle, as provided in the Second Schedule. If tho land is fenced, the occupier way claim the trespass rates provided ir. the Second Schedule, or he may claim and sue for tho amount of actual damage sustained. TWELVE O'CLOCK AT NOON \ /.. ■ MEAN JMIiIE As compared with — Adeiaido ... ... ... 10 0 a.m. Aden ... 8 31 a.m. Alexandria ... '1 L'S a.m Amsterdam ... 0 r>i» u m. Berlin } 2M .i m Berne . . 1 0 .-i.ru. Bombay ... ... ... 5 21 n. m. Boston ... 7 Ifi p rn. Brindisi ] 12 cm. Brisbane ]0 30 a m. Brussels ... ... fi 21 (