NUHAKA NEWS
YOUNG FARMERS' FIELD DAY (Herald Correspondent.) The monthly meeting of the Nuhaka Young Farmers' Club, held recently, took the form of a field clay at the : rami of Mr. '!'. W. G. Tombleson, A demonstration on Polled Hereford cattle was given by Mr. Tombleson, who gave a brief outline of the history and characteristics of the breed, i e also gave a practical demonstration of throwing a cattle beast for the rAirpose of trimming their hoofs. The cnairman, Mr, Gordon lVicintyre. ~ ,.i oni'oie.-on on behalf oi 1..0 club for the interesting domouslrt. The young farmers were then entertained to afternoon tea by Mrs. Tombleson. In reply to a vote of i thanks, Mr, Tombleson spoke appreciatively of the .young fanners' club • I movement. At the next monthly meeting a lee-
lure will be given on “The get-up and grading of wool.”
Advice has been received by Mr. mid Mrs. A. Ramlose that their elder ■on, Mr. Hector Ramlose, has been sucI ceesiul in passing all tests, and has been accepted as a cadet in the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy. Mr. H. Ramlose is well known in Nuhaka.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19759, 13 October 1938, Page 22
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