WANGANUI.
(By Tclc;,niph.—Own (J'>rr>‘-ponded .; Wednesday, 0 p.m. Mr George, M.A-, of the Technical School, ha.' received an appointment, an .senior assist ant, master at. the Maryborough College, one of *he leading educational establishments in Queensland. The Wanganui Kdncation Board ita.s received sixty-one applications for the position of master of the College street (Palmerston; school. Of these thirtyone have been forwarded to the committee from which to make n selection. The entries already received for the Wanganui Agricultural and Pastoral Hho’.ig which takes place on Wednesday and Thursday next, are exceptionally good, it'inghly, they total .5000, including lior-es fid.'!, cattle P)5, sheep .187, poultry and dogs 1.87, home industries Oil, implement- 878, the other figures being made up of extra exhibits in clas-es not above mentioned. For pur. poses of comparison, it may be mentioned that at the recent: Hawke’s Bay Show the total exhibits were 1180. at Palmerston 1801, and at Christchurch 1002. As compared with Palmerston, come of our entries read a.s follow: Horse.-, Wanganui 608, Palmerston 401; cattle, PJS 220; sheep, 887—300; poultry and dogs, 187—861.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4513, 14 November 1901, Page 3
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