FARMERS' UNION
TWO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES OPPOSED. [Per United Press Association.] WELLINGTON, January 28. The executive of the Now Zealand Farmers’ Union to-day expressed itself against any suggestion of two agricultural colleges being established in the dominion. Mr W. D. Mathieson moved a resolution, which was carried, strongly supportig one good college. He said they had a dreadful example of the Government promising two schools of forestry after they had waited for years for one good one. Mr Poison deplored the parochial feeling in the matter. Ho did not care whether the college was in Auckland or in Southland so long as they got one good college.
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Evening Star, Issue 18851, 28 January 1925, Page 5
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