AGRICULTURE INSTRUCTOR

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 6 May 1914, Page 4

AGRICULTURE INSTRUCTOR

A NEW APPOINTMENT

f the Herald). Part of Mr Ellis*; duties will be to lecture to farmers in. the various centres, and as he has had ' considerable experience as a the faculty of imparting; to others +Wn ? nT years; Poetical experience, ' these lectures should prove to be If 7 tructive- -Some few years back Mr _£,ilis was vice-president of theWestland A. and P. Association and honorary botanist thereto, and! was appointed .supervisor of the experimentalvi plots cultivated by the members of the>s* association, and we understand that it,J? is his intention to make this kind of v a feature of his work in Tara--naki. His work in school classes is weir spoken of by the masters of the High bchools m South Canterbury, where heacted as instructor for a short period two years ago. ««*