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Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 July 1915, Page 4

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I'Olt REAUV REEEItENCJi. THE PEN CI NO ACTERECTION' Oi'' EENOES. A feucy of any of tho liiuds meulioued in Ihe Second Schedule is a t>utlicietii feuce within tho meauing of the Eeucing Act (5.7). The occupiers of adjoining lands not divided by a sufficient lence are liuble to join iu or contribute in equal proportions to the erection of a fence between such lands, although such fence may not extend along the whole boundary line. But no occupier is liable to contributt) to any fence which is not, a« far as praoiicabje, continuous thioughoul' iUs length. THE RULES OF THE ROAD. The Rule of the Road in a paradox quite i Eor in driving yuiir ca.inti«,e along, 11 you bear to the left you are jure to >;o right-, ll you turn to. the. right you go wrong. But iu walking the streets 'tis a diflerent case; To the right, it is light, won slio.ihl st eer, On the left should he 101 l enough of clear «pac<'. Eor fh" people who wi/h lo walk there. J/KGAL TENDER. Tender of ino;ii'\v itia\ legally bo made in the ca.i col broii/.o coiiui, fur any amount not exceeding Is; in the case of silver coin:;, nol exceeding 10s; iu tli ccaNe ol gold coins for any amount, unless coined prior to the reign ol Oaeen Victoria and ,'i I \ io. e. !(>, see. I. and Royal Prnelauia--11011 :!-J. Nov.. ISHU). Rank notes are nou legal lender in Ncu' Zealand and arc (-till a first, charge on Ihe assets ol the hank of isMie {'"Rank Note Issue Act, 18!) li sec. ,'i). strikim; rose ci ttinos. An iin 110/1 aa r element u! siicee.-fi u pliikikng rose cuttnigs iu Miiiimcr keeping tlieiii piM'i'eetly frehli ie , they mu.-.l be just ay fresh when placed in the .soil as when out from the trees; e lad. the woi k can not be done too quickly. II once ihe cutting.; shrivel - and ! bey .shriwl rapidly few wili grow; but if quite fresh, well selected, and rightly inserted, lew will fail. I'lii.s eseiilial o| perfect Freshness • utile inainlaiiied when the number of culling;, i.s limited. 'I'll E SEASONS. An In in n beg! us u u 'Ma n-ji illsl ; 'Winter mi .)iine '_Msl din-, shortest dav); vSpi ing eoiiiinenec.s on Sepieiiifier 2Hrd ; Summer on Oeeomhe: ; l, ;ie! Mhe longer I day). !-1 em observation.-., extend ing over a 1111-11!Ir ol oar;: n app",n<tha I, on |.|ie a\era;:.-, the holiest P'Mind i . tn-in lhe :•! -I I o 11,,. 1, of .'a n ii,'i; \ . and the eoM-sl, frmn I lie -111 ll lot ll" Iillof.! II ly . ThcM' ,'CI' lods, tlieielore. are the natural midsummer and midwinter. IMPOUNDINC ( VI I I E. PIC. All trespassing cattle may hi? impounded by the occupier of the land on n Inch they are trespassing; Inn in Hie case ol liiifcuced land, the occupier is ii"l entitled In claim awy d:uneepl lees tor driving, or lor giving nulloe of (lie detention of 'aicll entile, a.-- provided iu the Second Schciliile. II I lie |:i m | i,; | enc, -i j 11,,, oeell p'ei uiay claim 1111 • l,|c,.pa : . ial cs pneided ir the Second Soiled'.!'-, or ii,. „,;, v ciaini ;ind see I ( ir the amouiß ,>f actual damage surd,'lined.