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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31967, 19 April 1969, Page 9

PIG PRODUCERS Th* fottovring i*cfur** will b* conducted by Mr t J. KIRKEBY, CHf* Technical ORk c*r: Monday 21st: Raagl- » H 1-1 H W Tuesday 22nd: Lincoln CoNoye Loctara Room Na. 1 Wednesday 23rd: G .B-t , B« MJfHninWl I R'lltl M" ted Fanner* rooms Thursday 24th: Memorial Hall. Kaikoura. Al Meetings will commence at 1 p.m. A Graham, Secretary STHI I ' 1J ... for resourceful farmers We can supply the steel you need for routine farm maintenance or improvising that piece of machinery. Bring us the dimensions and we'll cut to sin.

183 Durham St, Christchurch.

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