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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3703, 6 January 1891, Page 2

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The Taieri Advocate says that on e of the employees of tiie Anwgiel woollen factory once occupied a seat in the New Zealand Parliament. A meeting to discuss the question of irrigation is to be held at Greytown on i hursday, the 20fch inst. A very good specimen of the noble animal was the other day sold for iis per leg at the Masteiton public pound, A very ugly looking insect known as the ikhutcrida hcteracuntha has been feund at Greytown. Its Maori iiame is the VVeta. Colonel Roberts, R.M., has dismissed the charge against Edward Elliston, of Eketahuna, of Belling liquor to one Peter Thompson without a license. No costs were allowed. Mr Ernest O. Smith requires a good wasaouer and bullcck driver. Our local contemporary says :—"Only obsequious cravens, who are prepared to bow their noses in the dust before authority, however unworthily attained, will condemn Mr Roberts for sournine the ignoble gift of a Uoienial Knightgood fnend of our (sir Robert Stout ?