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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 193, 17 May 1928, Page 6

Tlie Prime Minister at I’aparoa lust ni'-ht paid a tribute to the enthusiasm •md elhciency of the men on the railways. "There is one tiling of which I shall always be proud,” he said, "mid this is the loyal co-operation of the men who are doing the job. They nre out to give the public nil the help they can, mid I am certain that their efforts will meet with the success they deserve.” — Special. A prominent Dunedin horticulturist who visited the recent chrysanthemum shows at Wellington and Christchurch, informed a reporter that he is satisfied (bat, southern growers can. more than hold their own with those in the north (states tlie "Otago Daily Times”). The decorative work shown in the south, he stilted, was of a much higher standard than anything exhibited at the northern shows,