PERSONALS
The. death occurred at Timaru on ounduy night of Air John Hardcasde, 80, a vef-erun journalist, and at ■■mo time editor of the South Canterbury Times and also of the Timaru Herald. Deceased was 43 years on the latter paper as a reporter, subeditor and editor. —P.A.
The lecturers for the farm school to he conducted in Gisborne on July 21 and 22 include, in addition to Dr. Freeman, of the Department o! Agriculture, Mr. W. Perry, the wellknown stud sheep breeder, of Master ton ; A fir. A. H. Cockayne, Bboetoj of the Fields Division'the the Department of Agriculture ; Mr... Bruce Levy, who is well-known in eoniiecfcfint -with Ids work regarding New Zealand pastures; Air. Gorruige, Government expert on swine husbandry, - a.s well as lecturers on veterh’.'irv matters and other subjects. Air. F. Auld, o B tbe_ Gisborne post'd staff, has been notified of he transfer a.s officer in ‘charge of the post office at Te Iva.raka.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXV, Issue 10303, 14 June 1927, Page 5
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