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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 283, 14 November 1929, Page 11

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An instance of the worth of the schomo of the Taranaki Chamber of Commerce for placing English boys on the land in New Zealand was given by Dr. E. A. Walker at the New Plymouth Rotary Club An English boy who had eome t» New Zealand nrder the scheme four years ago hod returned to England, and had had to take over his father’s farm, which was losing money. By the application of the farming knowledge he had obtained in New Zealand the boy had run tho farm successfully and made it show a profit, but deeply regretted not being able to return to the Dominion,