Awaroa.

Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 339, 22 November 1907, Page 2

Awaroa.

(from oua OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Good fines of cattle are still going uut to the Waikato, which shows how the district is improving. Messrs Babbage and Scott took a line of bullocks Li Obaupo list week. Mrs Grey also <snt out a nice lot. Mr F. A. Pearson of ibe Kaim i: go had a good line of 4-yeAr-cld bull ck at tbo previous sale. Also Mr W. Howe of Hauturu Road All of tbecattlu were sold at very sati - factory prices and considering the very backward season we have hid were h creoit i > the district. It «h-:w- we can grow b ifl. cks as well as sheep although country is too new yet to finite bom off. There are esveral other line-’of big ball ck~ leaving ths di---tricr for Waikato m irirHv in a week r two. Lambing is now over a. d in most case-51tiling is fimteel. Fair percentages are reported in nearly all eve< and when the country -is a little old r teere will be non? batter fir eba-p breeding in the Dominion. Doi tb - Governm?nt give us roads and we will -Io the res‘.

It is reported upon g .01 autb iriiy that Mr F. A. Pearson of K iim tr;go Valley has sold outt-j 8 >'itb?rn b-iyers at a yery satisfactory figure and intends f»h »r ly leaving f ?r a trip t. s Australia and the Old Uou:»wy. The weather i< all hv is desired ol:n*y of sun wite nice sb >wer.-. Gra-s’, cc >ps and stick ate al doing well. Sheiriigh ts starodan l will n:t ba fiui-bed un i n -ar Most if the wool will h iva Lu be packed out. This i? a big iu l-.r.aki.ig «nd it is t-; be lnp;-d wit! not tajt I mg. There are many pr ?mises from Wei liogton that we a e g ing to get bu; when ? Tha' wa don’t know.