Country News.
(from our own correspondent.)
STUDHObME JUNCTION.
All farm work is progressing favourably and teams are very busy. The seed is going in in good order and the growing crops are making rapid progress, i understand there are two new milk suppliers to the local creamery, and everything points, to a large m Ik supply the coming season. I notice the Saleyards Company are making additions to the cattle pens, and I hear that the special sale of cattle which takes place on Friday promises to tax the carrying accommodation of the yards to their utmost. I hear two more of the H&nnatou settlers have sold their holdings at very satisfactory prices, Mr Ryder and Mr Gibbs having sold out to Mr Hammond, of Woodbury, who, I underftand, intends going iu for the dairy industry. If wo have many more of the settlers selling oui, there will be very few n{ the original settlers left amongst ’’ t. 1 understand Mr Reilly has receive
largo order for poultry to be sup; i inside of three mouths, aud at a wy good price.
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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 250, 2 September 1902, Page 3
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182Country News. Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 250, 2 September 1902, Page 3
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