KIO KIO.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 420, 6 December 1911, Page 5

KIO KIO.

A mcetim: of the executive committee, of the Kid Kdi branch of thi> N.Z. Farmers' Union \v:n hold ou aiH.h inst . when correspondence relating to nninn matters was deal! with. A matter of importance to (he fanning community was the on. sfiou of establishing m Aimkiand a lahatory for the purpose (i; ;! " :; ')' : llH ' soils, manure, etc. The vaiuc e; analysis as a guide to tin- most economical management pi '.ln term -cannot ha ovro-estimated ami .1 ana<a a arc urged to support; the movement. .\ thoroughly qualified agrici: 11 nra < eh.onist is to ha retained a., lha! continence niav bo ]>iaor(i cm the rendta oh!:aaai. The day? of slip-shod !nmhaanry ace fast slipping into the limlm •■■; mrgoiIcn things, aiai as in >avrv elher m dustrv. science is replacing hrulc Strength, and increased knowledge has enabled men t.> .eap ii'<T<':iv.i vanes An attempt ia being made to oivrrt the main road at the Km K m station and so arrange things as io obviate the necessity of. opening and closing lha station gates.. A geeas shed is also wanted ami it is hoped that, before log something will he doao to give settlers, a rcaisoaaahla amount of protection for their goods. A concert aaai dance are te ho held hero on the Sth inst. to aid the orection of a public bail in Urn district.