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Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 October 1915, Page 4

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a • FOR- RE AD V. UJii'ERENCE. HINTS TO IRA\ELLEIIS IS OPEN CO IN Tit V. 11 unknown ground is to be uavcijjd and a lung day 6 journey lies beloi e you, be careiul to malic an early suut ia the morning, ascertain "leading directions beloie starting, and be cor!.am to understand them tlioixjujilily, as time thus spent L> not lost on a long da) > journey. Slioiud you loae iour way. and know oi any habitation muni' reach, a mile or tuo is not losl n making enquiries Llieie regarding urn. road. oNevor tunci wu-iiout maicae.* •Aover take a snort cut ovei .owamp.v or unknown ground. Always loliow jshoop or cattle tiaciv, in tho uirection lor uiiicii you are making. It oveilaken by log, .iin.-illd iwiu.t a point guide youioeil io it, and embrace eieiy c.taneo "la in.ii.nue u) tile hying mi.>t, .iiouocr .sugni, to uoccrn a liiioun object to game pain. bnould you misi a traciv, rouim m once without lail io tae poiiii-at miicii you lobt it, and make a Jic-m otait '>n tOie rigut track. it compelled to camp out ovem.giu, choose a sueitered bpoL neiure oarKiieos sets in, giving yoiuseli .siuneieiit tiiuo U> complete all powioio airangenieiu-s lor personal comioit tiuoor *ucu .nuoward circumaiauces iu tuc way ol gauieiing hre matei-ial, ior beo, Him-ii place in rear ol a Uax uiiisii. II raining, Lie the onus ol tile na\ to iiit.eoi-».-5 around, so as to Uoiii a geiiiie to cover the uouj aim uiio.v ihe ram oh. This, Willi tussocivc to Utl up Hi.; gaps in Uio uax covenug, will make not sucii nncoiiuortaule quarters lor i benight as many suppose. NUliiv.UEN'b LOAii i-..'.,'?A'ljU;-. i'-iil ACUIUEAJh. Employeis are made n.'-pmisiolc Uu accident to workmen uiuicj ceii.nu '-mi ditioiiii. Limit ol liauiliiy wneic oeain results, J.bO, out iiotaing in Act to aitect empioyer.s' onuaaiy civil li.i.no.j. \Wicru total or pai uai incapacity im work" rc-siiUvi Horn the mjai;v, compeiisation to be a weekly payment uol a. , than JJi a week, aim total Jiabn.iy oi employer not to exceed Low. Mi employer not to no liaole iu iexpect .a an injury winch is proved to bo mivctiy attnuutable to tlie serious aim wiiiul misconduct ol the worker iSl'A.\U' DI"JiE.-> Agreement ol .Hemoiamium oj .\g"'->--nieut, Is; wita letleio. etc., allaciad. 2s lid. Appraisement ol \ alualioji where i no amount does not exceed i'-'t), 1.5.; ■">■ cecd X-U, does not exceed Lo\J, -.? oo , exceed X,u[), doe.3 not exceed tJ.uo, ..>.-., exceed JCIUI), lOs; excea .IOoU, 2ds. Award, t>ame as \ aiu.uuui.r., cm., pi exceeds £oM but not !.ii,UU, 2>-.s, < > ceeds £IUUU, 30s. liuls of Exciiange, - Uu ueiiiann, m.. otherwise tlian on demand, u iuuihn r ; singly, lor any amount ma r.uvniiiixou, la; every additional J-'oO or p.u of JioU, Is.; il draw u in a .m i, .-i.ca sum upon each l.uli oi tue wl io uuim up lire same uuiy a« u a ..'iii were drawn lor me amouni. Convey a nee.- - ance mi . For every JtoLl or pan oi .i-'-.iu oi iia amount ol tlie consideration lot .--ate ia (id. Any uiieieuy any l'i <'j"-' ■ ty is legally or uaiimencd o.« or Vemeu in any peioon io. a iio.aina, coiiMUcrallen oi i'. ilci c no c.ii.Mi.n'i.i: ion passes, lul'i'Oij .c.ili i.i |i.iii ..• ■-■■j oi toe amouni m value <n iac pi<>p.. i\\ coliveyeu ol uaiioloi i oil oi uuuer •'Uie I'ropoiiy .i--.-.-.'v.i a- .u... iiibo,' oi any .u:t im -an..., at tue date when mien nisi i una ill tai.o eliect, ia lid. i'romissor.) Notes.- laumnt on m malid, ltl. i ioatiic ninenv i.m' man u uemand : ior every sum not e.-scec-ni£ JC'li), Go,; exceeding and U"i exceeding JCotJ, is.; every adiiiiionai l.uU or part ol LoU, U->. Duplicate or counterpart <>l aio "»• strument ehargcaole vvitn uuiy, vviierv such uuty tioeis not amount to ~.> 00., the same duties a.s i-lio original uioti-i----nielli; m any oilier case, -s Oti Land Translers. ■--Generally the same duties ais wouht have been payable on a conveyance. i'oreciosure order, fu\i Lease, or Agreement to 1./caise, without any consideration by way ol premium: Where rent does not exceed Uaj 2n Gd,; lor every additional JLoU or part of JJoU, 2s Gd. For any iiisUtinient allecLiug a partition of lands upon any consideration exceeding JUiOU by way ot equality, UiNCLAJMED MOM'Ati Every companv (.including banks, In i insurance o!lice.>, and Hints acting a.; agents or private baukeris lor imlivri uals- or companies) must yearly iagister ah unclaimed moneys in the colony in an account which has not been operated on for six or more years; such (register to be open ior inspection i u payment of a fee; register to be published in the .New Zealand Govern "ion. Gazette annually; notice to he fieut to last known address-of person in who-,e name money stands; and money ;.ot, claimed within two years ol such noli".; is to be paid over to the Colonial Tivusnrer.

ONION OULTURE

Ailsa Craig, if of a good strain, ,«. the host of the large sorts--a shape'y, cltan-looking bulb, and keeps lon<.r->-than the Roccas. Brown Globe. G.-l-•den Globe, James's Keeping, nnd Bro.-1: Spanish are all excellent late keepers None of the white-skinned vi-:.-ties arc •worth growing, except .for pickling. Pickling-onions are obtained by sowing