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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2660, 16 November 1909, Page 2

Says the* “Nelson Colonist: —The failure of certain local bodies to declare gorso a noxious weed under the Act is the cause of some heart-burnings amon«" the .settlers. In one district a man is compelled to keep his place clear as well as half the road, while his neighbor, who may be on the opposite side of the- road," yet in another district, cannot be compelled to keep eithei his place or the road clear, because gorse has not been declared a noxious weed. In some parts of the Nelson district where gorse has been declared a noxious weed settlers are doing their best to keep it down, but in others where no such declaration has Tieen made, gorse flourishes unchecked, and the seeds fly to the clear arqps, to the annoyance of the settler who is carrying out the law. It is time that there was some alteration in the'law to bring in uniformity in regard to the destruction of noxious weeds. Anaemia is impoverished and impure conditions of the blood. Stearns’ Wine of Cod Liver Extract makes pure, rich, red blood. It stands by itself as the greatest of blood-builders.

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