WANGANUI, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1901.
( The following appeared In oar Second [ Edition of yeiteraay^-

THE CHURA ROAD.
Annual Meeting;

WANGANUI W.C.T.U.
(Per United Press Association.)

NEW PLYMOUTH, Deoember Q.
An indignation meeting waß held at Whangamomona yesterday to protest against the suspension" of work on the Ohura Boad, and urged that arrange ments in progress for dairying: must be cancelled, since the .Government appear unable to carry out the Hon. Mr Dun can's promise of road facilities. . . The milk industry is blocked by the Btate of the roads. - The matter is of -vital importance to the settlement.
THE DOG NUISANCE.
VOL. XXXV.-Np. 10,512 ].
EPBICE ONE PENNY.
(Per United Press Association.)

AUCKLAND, December .6.
At the Police Court to-day, Thoma: Deacon, hotelkeeper, of Riverhead, was fined .£5 and costs' for Keingthe owner of "three dogs that furiously attacked Joseph Whaten. .The defendant had already paid Whalen's expenses, and given him i>3o, and undertook to pro vide him.' with a home pending his com plete recovery. Two of the three "dogs had been destroyed. The Hospital sur geon stated that when Whalen was ad mitted his oars were gone, his nos<s badly torn, and, his body Covered with lacerated wounds. '.'

THE DAIRY INDUSTRY.
An Important Expert Report

THE DISCHARGED RAILWAY HANDS

Jones.
Telegram from Hon. Hall-

TRADE WITH SOUTH AFRICA.
Mr Gow'a Report.
Produce.
