ENTOMOLOGY.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19643, 12 June 1929, Page 13

ENTOMOLOGY.

LECTURESHIP TO BE ESTABLISHED. A lectureship in entomology will be established at Canterbury College, provided suitable arrangements can be :nrnlc between the College and Lincoln College. The Agricultural College has already informed the University College that it would be willing to co operate in securing the services of a lecturer in entomology, and would contribute approximately £250 towards his salary, provided that his services were made available to Lincoln two days weekly. Canterbury College has not pivec this proposal its considered opinion, but Dr. H. G. Denhain, reporting a', yesterday's meeting of the Lincoln College Board, said that the suggestion was viewed quite favourably, provided details could be adjusted. It was considered that a lectureship in the ject should be set up. Ihe thoutri.t that Canterbury was t!:c best p!a<-e it. The lecturer would be «?«»■_ .o the forestrv school and to bio ogi< student?, and would be the means of providing trained for t.ie Agricultural Department and th* Lawthron IC Dr! U De :i hnm ar.4 Mr W. A Banks ■ were appointed a sub-committee to , confer -ith the College Committee o. ; the Canterbury College Board. j SOUTHERN FARMERS' GIFT. ;

• rrT.roj P*ILMERSTON NORTH, Jcne 11. ; The party of southern farmers wh* j have i jft competed a tour of the ' North Island have given tangible mani- , festation of their goodwill by presenting j a fifteen-guinea cup to the Manawito j A. and P. Association as a memento of j their visit.