INGLEWOOD.
(From Our Own Correspondent). The many friends' of Mr. J. R. Hull, whose departure by train from Inglewood for Paoroa in charge of seven truck loads of localiv-bred heifers, for hk new farm in the Thames Valley, was announced in the Daily Xews of (he 11th inst, will be interested to learn that he and his charges reached their new home without a hitch of any kind. The cattle had been carefully chosen when bought. They were all well grown and in hrst-rato nick, which fact, he says in a letter received from him in ; Inglewood, accounts for them standing j the long railway journey so well. From '! nine on Tuesday morning till late Wedi nesday evening is a fairly severe test. !• This they stood alright, and after a 1 night in a good paddock were able to I finish the journey by road on Thursday, none the worse for their novel experience.
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Taranaki Daily News, 23 March 1920, Page 3
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154INGLEWOOD. Taranaki Daily News, 23 March 1920, Page 3
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