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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 272, 18 November 1901, Page 3

Mr J. A. Kinsella, the Dairy Commi'sione*, eta f es that Taranaki dairymen have sild properties at from £lB to £25 p«r sere, and bought land in the Auckland district for £7 and £lO per acre. The country around Te Awamu'u is said to bx good for dairying purposes and a dairying boom is affecting the district. The Patra Press says The local butter freezing works are now practically complete, and a trial of the machinery and chambers the other day proved that everything is in fret class going order. We understand that butter will be received in a few days, and that a shipment of butter will be made from here to tbe Home boat in about a fortnight's time. At the Te Aute (Maori) College Sports them were some fine performances, tbe best being : —2lft. 4|io. for the long jump (Tanare), I Of* - . 3in. for the pole jump (Ratene). sft. 6in. for tbe high jump (MaMeu). The hurdle race, 120 yards, with t»n flights, was won by Ratpre in 17 3-5 sec., and the hundred yards race by Ca'ter in 10 3-sth sees. All these form school records made since 1896. In tbe junior championship for boys under sixteen, Ryland was an easy first, clearing 9?t 2in in tbe pole jump, sft in thn bigh jump, and 19f7in in the long jump, while he ran the hundred ya-ds in 11 sec. WADE'S TEETHING POWDERS for bibies are soothing, reduce fevor and prevent blotches. Price, Is.—ADVt No donbt were Dickens still alive He'd yet write many a tale, Though he is dead his works survive, Their reading ne'er prows stale, go many try to imitate, But they remain obscure. For coughs and colds don't hesitate, fnirA Wooes' Gbeaz PkppukmixT Cubb. Adrt.