, Wangaloa Correspondent. — The weather is ; glorious'at present. Ploughing and sowing is the order, of the day. All who have ground ready for the see.l are losing no time in getting it in. Should this week keep fine I have no d'Hibt there will be a large area under the harrows. Those who have sheep oa turnips are iriakiDg good progress* with their share of tho work. " I notice one farmer in this district has already got young lambs. No doubt he intends having early lamb 3in the markets.—! have never seen so few rabbits as at present since bunny came to live amongst us. I suppose this is owing to the severe poisoning, continued with 1 the frost. —A meeting of the library committee was held in the schoolhouse List Thursday even ing. There were present— Messrs -D. Haggarfc (chairman), W. Mitchell, D. Robertson, J. Simsou, and T. Johnson. Mr Mitchell said that he had tried to get all the information he could from the Milton committee in view of getting books through them, but he had failed to get any definite answer. However, he had got a list of books through them from a London firm, and he considered it would be the best and cheapest way of getting books. The list was examined by those present, a.id it was agreed to order Lls worth at once. This was all the business.
