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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19668, 11 July 1929, Page 13

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At a meeting of the execatire- of the Otago Farmers' "Tnion Mr J. D. Revie, the president, contradicted the statements of the president of the Waikato Farmers' Union concerning the treatment of Otago farmers in Hamilton, and the Rai'wav Department's organisation. Mr lievie said that unbounded hospitality had been extended to the visitors in Hamilton, and the railway arrangements were nearly perfect.— Press Association.

Electricity is being osed to catch fish in parts of German v. One copper cable is laid at the bottora of the water to be fished and the other held near the surface by floats.,, An electric current p*sse» through •the cables, and all the Ssh in their neighbourhood are ptin-