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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 September 1915, Page 3

A record price was obtained at the bale of-the iMatawhero flats at Gisbornc. £135 per acre being paid lor the hind. it i.s estimated ironi the reports ol comspondenttt that the numbers ol farm live stock in Canada at June 30 were s\a 'follows :-Horse«, 2.006,009; milch cows 2,(j(KJ,BPo; "oTlTer cattle 3,300.155; all cattle (S.U00..0001; sliuen 2',033.W2; swine 3,111,900. As compare.! with .1914 these ligures represent increases of ol' -18,1}(51 horses, 35,02-1 otlier cattle, and 20,181 all cattle, but decreases of (i.l-fO Jiiilch cows, 10.383 sheip and 322.621 swine. A! the monthly mooting of the JJc>sj• i':11 Hoard yesterday, Dr Basil Ada;i:s, tuberculosis medical officer, ;e----portfd that he had paid threw visits to the Otaki Sanatorium, and examined i all the patients. Eight of the men patients were now working well in the garden, and the gardener reported that the work was more advanced for the Benson than ever Before. One patient •mas doing repair work to the building, aid other carpentering odd-jobs which was useful work, and at the same time beneficial to the patient. Dr Adams further reported that the number of patients in residence on August 31st was 25—14 men and 11 women; that two men and one woman had been admitted during August, and one man and one woman discharged. .Moth the last-named patients, said tho doctor, had their disease incompletely arrested." but both were fit for work. S.'/>. Times. "New Gladys, got off tnat gas box. It's time all young girls were in bed; The nights are too cold for love nonsense. And you have' a had cold in your head." "O mamma, it's so warm in this corner, There's no need to worry, I'm sure. Kor Berlio'a just brought me a bottlo Of Woods' Groat Peppermint Cure."