"A glorious success," was the manner in which tho supervisor of manual education (Mr J. P. Ivalai.'ghe.r) described, at a meetin,g of the Auckland Education Board, tho recent classes for farmers at tho Raiakurn State Farm. There were in attendance throughout the week 68 farmers from all parts of tho-Cprovince, in addition to 18 returned soldiers and 15 cadets, who attended the lectures and demonstrations. Owing to tho faot. of tho department granting tho use of the nowly-erected returned soldiers' building, 45 of the farmercs wero accommodated at tho farm. "I have never mot a keener or more enthusiastio body of men." said Mr Kalaugher. "They listened to tho lectures with tho greatest Lite rest, and afterwards plied tho speakers with questions."
Nasal Catarrh, or Cold in the Head, with all is dis'Agreealilo symptoms, wdl be quickly relieved and cured by "NAZOL." Is 6d per bottdo.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17711, 23 August 1919, Page 10
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