OTOROHANGA.
I Own Correspondent. I The Otorohanga settlers have decided to form a Registered Company for the purpose cf securing land and erecting saleyards at Otorobanga for stock sale k This will enable any of the auctioneering firms doing bu tiness in the Waikato to sell in the yards. A charge will be made for this purpose. Mr H. Hine, solicitor, is having the company registered. The capital of the company is £750 in 150 shares of £5 each, no shareholder to acquire more than one share each. To show how these shares have been taken up 80 shares have been sold in seven days, j Mr John Ormsby is chairman, and W. | Vicary secretary and treasurer, pro. | tern.
Tne Waikato Dairy Association m to erect a creamery at Otorohanga. The land has been acquired, and milk will be taken this season. This is just what is wanted here, as our surrounding land is better suited for dairying, than any other class of farming. The milking machine has been established by two of our up-to-date settlersWallace Bros., who have put in a 4 h.p. oil engine and pulsators. The day is not far off when this will be one of the finest dairying districts in the North Island.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 180, 9 August 1909, Page 5
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208OTOROHANGA. King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 180, 9 August 1909, Page 5
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