MISCELLANEOUS.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 21 June 1920, Page 4

MISCELLANEOUS.

Xho value of the gold and silver catered for duly at Aii.-klnnd during I i< -. month of April Has a- follows:—-Go I .i. ! BU'JSoz li'.dv, t. valued at £31,1»;~>; diver, Lj-lSuz I kiwi, valued at .Cl-'l'* Ayrshire:- i aid to -land '. infested area- in South Africa ben. , ' than am- other breed. If the patn-i s ; „f | lie Ayrshire '-.ill only give i • | ,],■, nil hens! half a chance, she i ■ thrive and yield a prolil where in™ ' | The ~»-.,-.. „f |.a'.-o„ is likely to eo ,i ■ : ,I„v n .-..nsi.b-ilibly in I lie near flit-in 1 is-riys Ihe I'almei -lon North "Time.-' '■■ ll :, iT c: i . liial in [uesoni Micro ii- <;•-'■ •' ,vlin ha-..- been holding large stocks at- | am-siou- lo unload. i-e.veniie to tin el our liabilities." s; -• Mr fa-igh limit ai ilio Wellington < J irnl ' hanibe,- ~i i~i -re.- the oC ■ 1.,,i ijii. ,-, ;< :,,-'. I'l-ndm-liou has ;-n inerea.-od ot la - ■ It'll; in fa ■ n has rath.-r gone bai I . i't.d. ,■ wc >:: < increase prodm itott of de. rea e nj or do both, lh' re i ■ i.t:, to be trouble [t is a simple ■ ahulat ion and ought ■ be taken hum,- by ■ • ei,' body." , A penny aci out I I k. -ome pa '.< and the stamps oil' ■ ' ■ rowiiups ' " l«-i tcr represenled i lo- b- sinning of a j . . lebrated eolle.-i i.e. -a stamps n. ■ i housed in the kbit! : - .M-etim. Child j draw from. for instance, before P- i a ...ditaiy -tamp would have ndorm-.i j varieties have be, u i- ue-l. and the.. ■ i-. no reason lo believe thai the fpe.i i-ostcr many of tie -e .-. dm r ■ are pre i served. \Yi!i.c- and Liberty h:i- " i popular ornan -iti, ami Wesley i that the coue--!ia|"-d projeetilcs which ! » are used in mode „ warfare dy straig! I ; I aheud. and do no! swerve or wobble in j their eour.-e. This i- the rea-.,:-. i lleuiid the botf ;' the shell i- fixe I ; , narrow band ~) copper. This bam! , enrios in widti ; i-.-ordiiig to the size of shock of the CNple.-ion < auscs the st. el j romparalivciy soft mi !a*l. This acti. n 1 makes tiie >h.'ll tevolvc v. ith liglitnina 1 rapidity, with the re-uh thai it keep.jis hr-r dowry. What is the result: I Marriages are contracted with more care. Wherever money coi-siderntkeis are involved one becomes more careful. In Trance men cannot many under the age of thirty without the consent ot their parent.-. Who;: :■ father is goi:>u to give his daughter a certain sum of money on her marriage, he is aUo going to find oui something about the physieal condition of his future son-in-iaw. It ,s the cii-uon to demand from the bridegroom a life Lr-t;r.incC poin-y. cretc u ed in the erection of house? wa mem tin Mayor (Mr - T . A. Nash. M.l'A at !n-t Council meeting '-ay- a Palm, r-le-i: Nun!: exchange" . H< s- : ~.: ii:: * - -...--s-;o:i with Mr Taibor. ,v 1... w: - in charg- of the Govhe was told that :!...- , i; ..ir: :tor had an •' '-.' ' tun ;'•> r a i. -■■ • •- : cavity veal! strue-ture v. hi, h ens far ; head of anythin" ye: prop,-. ' f,.. r cbfupr-ess and expediting the c arl . The niacinscould be seen i-A reiidi-ig. Mr Talbot had said it iva- the quickest thing in concrete working that he had ever heard of. It reduced the price or v u::T ing by a conriderable sum. I» was decided to send the bGro:-.£h engineer to Feilding to see the machine.