Kiritehere.
(from our own correspondent.) Messrs Chas and ;Roberi Willison are on the way up the coast track with* 80 head of young cattle from Taranaki Mr Williamson has built a golvanised iron shed for storage purposes *k Marokopa, having leased half an-acre of land from Wasmu. A a result of regular water com* mu ’cation with Taranaki, there are 36vb. al enquiries tor land from that quarter. Port of Marokopa.—Friday, October s.—Kotabi arrived from Waitara with full cargo of wire, stores and galvanised iron. Kotahi sailed at midnight, special trip to take Miss Rosie Willison to th* New Plymouth Hospital, she being very ill with an abscess in her side. (The operation was performed successfully and the patient is better, which all her friends here are very pleased to hear). Tuesday, 9th. —Kotahi arrived 'from Waitara with timber, iron and large lot of stores fcr Mr J. Willison. Kotahi sailed about 2 a.m. Thursday morhing for On*, hunga direct. Mr Williamion , s mission in Auckland is to have a larger boat built, capable of ca-rying live stock and flix. A Urge quantity of fungus aud a f«w hides were sent to Waiters the last time tbe Kotahi made the trip.
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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 281, 19 October 1906, Page 2
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201Kiritehere. Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 281, 19 October 1906, Page 2
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