COMPANY’S LONG-SERVICE EMPLOYEES HONOURED.—A photograph taken at the fourth dinner of The Farmers’ 25-year Club, when eight new members were presented with gold watches by the chairman of directors (Mr G. Gibson) in recognition of their completing 25 years’ service. Fifty-eight members, with a total of 2000 years of service, attended the dinner. BACK ROW, from left: Mr J. Gardner (Christchurch), Mr E. Sheppard (Leeston), Mr G.G. Fawcett (Christchurch), Mr L. Manning (Hawarden), Mr R.W. McPhail (Christchurch), and Mr W.C. Lindsay (Ashburton). FRONT ROW: Mr T.A. McKeUar (vice-chairman), Mr A.G. Moore (Rangiora), Mr Gibson, Mr H. B. Bull (Christchurch), and Mr R.H. Clark (general manager).
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31222, 21 November 1966, Page 12
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105COMPANY’S LONG-SERVICE EMPLOYEES HONOURED.—A photograph taken at the fourth dinner of The Farmers’ 25-year Club, when eight new members were presented with gold watches by the chairman of directors (Mr G. Gibson) in recognition of their completing 25 years’ service. Fifty-eight members, with a total of 2000 years of service, attended the dinner. BACK ROW, from left: Mr J. Gardner (Christchurch), Mr E. Sheppard (Leeston), Mr G.G. Fawcett (Christchurch), Mr L. Manning (Hawarden), Mr R.W. McPhail (Christchurch), and Mr W.C. Lindsay (Ashburton). FRONT ROW: Mr T.A. McKeUar (vice-chairman), Mr A.G. Moore (Rangiora), Mr Gibson, Mr H. B. Bull (Christchurch), and Mr R.H. Clark (general manager). Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31222, 21 November 1966, Page 12
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