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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19610, 4 May 1929, Page 14

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INSTRUCTION jjjlfj AGRICULTUBE %IJ TECHNICAL COLLKGB *3|fl| Facilities for practical agriculture may soon be improved at the Chriitakwa* cal College if the Board OS" the Government to pardu—farm of about fifty acre*. Education Department < certain information, it ia sider the proposal further, a letter read at last n of the College Board <rf <"**l9H The Board partment to consider aefliag property of six and in Opawa road, chasing a farm; of approsilllMH|H| acres within eight miJM pt j church, so that boya fl might have ready ma*g ,**y , tion between farm and W»*jP -.iHM The Director of Ed y reply, stated: "In proposal the Department nleased to learn the the work that would ba fifty acres, the sgement of the property, instruction of dots op.. ... I should be glad jJJgJHB ascertain the number *;, allv attending who wonkl abilitv to place their aona as other than agri«i«nr»i [ should also be glad if nish an estimate of the <*PgMaM diture that would be neeeawipggaj vide buildings, and how it is proposed to buildings, etc. . • • eiation will be f m ' receipt of a reply." tfa^«a«mH The director (Dr. D. *e had questioned the been surprised to find *" \~?|j»M the sixtv-seven DOTS "*, HSf f!ie agricultural class "J* 4 .*°"* their parents would f? {JjA^^B ■ nine*" them on small proprietors. Twentv-m of >%|H were country lads lege for agricultural twentv-fotir were town MJ* The" rest of the was being collected «wl .•"■J;JEH mitted at the next meeting ricultural CorflWittoe. -, 'WM