THE KING COUNTRY CHRONICLE. MONDAY, SEPT. 6, 1909 DISTRICT PARS.

King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 188, 6 September 1909, Page 2

THE KING COUNTRY CHRONICLE. MONDAY, SEPT. 6, 1909 DISTRICT PARS.

The many friends of Mrs Ernest Kerr will be glad to know that under the unremitting attention of Dr. Fullerton she has recovered from her very severe illness. Mrs Korr's health is now thoroughly restored. Attention is drawn to the advertisement which appears in another column wherein it is stated that applications will be received by the Commissioner of Crown Lands, from retrenched civil servants or workmen on Main Trunk Railway or Roads Department, who have been dispensed with, for 34 sectonis in the Totoro S.D. under Improved Farm Conditions The blocks 10 to 17 miles southwest of Te Kuiti. A number of sections in the TangituS.D. about 10 miles west of Waimeha Station will be ofTered later under the same conditions. Applications must reach the Lands and Survey Office, New Plymouth, not later than 4 p.m on Monday September 27th.* A coffee house keeper at Sedan has been arrested for keeping carrier pigeons which home to a German loft, apparently for use in the event of communicttion between the two nations being cut off in time of war. An example of splendid management in sheep farming is reported by a Gisborne paper. A Wharekopae sheep farmer who last season docked 1460 lambs, was able to send 1425 as fat lambs to the freezing works, to be frozen and shipped Home to the London market. The Welsh Rugby Union has decided that it cannot just now accept an invitation to send a team to New South Wales. The Minister for Customs, Melbourne, has decided not to advise the removal of the prohibition against New Zealand potatoes, even in cases where accompanied by a certificate of freedom from disease. Attention is drawn to the forthcoming auction sale of trees shrubs and produce to be held by Mr Allen T. Vickers at Hattaway's Buildings, Sheridan Street, Te Kuiti,on Thursday next. The sale will commence at one o'clock sharp and the goods will be I offered without reserve. For Influenza take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. —Never fails, la 6d 2a aad Gd.