Tbe " Cliffs" (WjißWre) Stud Romneys (Registered Xo. R.M.F.B. 141 & 168) : Are three distinct strains of Ewes from the bsst.ilccks in Manawatu and Matlborough This season's Ram Hoggets for sale from the above Ewes are sired 03' Levant (949) and Samson (931) Ist and 2nd prize at the Auckland Show, 1906 (bred by E. Short). Reared under natural conditions on Hilly Bush Country. Arc heavy clippers. Have massive Bone and Strom* Constitution Each Sheep breeding Guaranteed and acceptable for Registration John Allen The -cuffs" Waingnro, Waikato. Established 1883. Bankers: Union Bank uf Australia. J. JONES, Auctioneer, Produce Merchant, Land and
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"Tbcy talk about strikes in New Zealand, but strikes are of everyday occurrence in Australia," said Mr A. E. Remington to a reporter on his return from a trip to the Commonwealth. "They work under a Wages Board, having done away with the arbitration system. To my mind, the same trouble exists there with the Wages Boards as existed with our old Arbitration Act, interminable delays 'which incensed the workers, and I am sure that Australia wlil have to adopt legislation to bring about much speediier methods of dealing with a dispute than prevails at present. I went to the Lithgow iron works, where a strike was taking place, and at Newcastle, where the coalminers were out, and I found that the general complant was that they could not get their disputes heard promptly, and resorted to the last method, that of refusing to work, so as to bring enough pressure to get the Court set up." > As far as the Auckland Museum records show no rain fell during the past month. There was a slight drizzel one night, but not sufficient to give a trace in the guage. No similar instance has been known since the records were first started, forty-four years ago. There have been, however, several occasions when the month has been free from
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King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 137, 8 March 1909, Page 5
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