A women charged at the Wanganui Police Coutr with having used' abusive language was fined £5, the Beach considering that severe measures wiro necessary to repress such conduct. Hitherto the settlers m the Kiwi tea have directed their attention chiefly to the rearing of cattle, as being better adapted for a bush settlement. As the refuse wood is fast disappearing, not a few of them are taking to sheep. We hear of one gentleman who has purchased a thousand food Lincoln #W«i.—M»r|;on paper,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1677, 6 April 1886, Page 2
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