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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 6 January 1921, Page 2

Local bowling results for the holidays not being to hand, same are unavoidably held over from this issue. Insufficient entries postponed the Christmas Day tournament.

Speaking of the Government's iraraigation scheme at Auckland the Prime Minister said that since the beginning of the year there arrived in the Dominion betwaen 8000 and 9000 people. They were all of a very useful type and were doing well so far. as he had' been able to ascertain. ' ' i

From three cows last mqnth, says the "Farmers' Union Advocate, 1' q, resident of Feilding received £24 18s worth; qf n^ilk, an average of £2 Is 6d per cow per week. One animal is a Frießian, and the other two Jerseys.