AT THE STATE FARM.

Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8067, 29 November 1906, Page 3

AT THE STATE FARM.

Shortly after ar.ival in Hamilt. n yesterday, Mr McNab. accompanied by aeveiat in inbers of tbe Council, left for the State Farm at Kuakura, where the party was rece ved and welcomed by "ihe manager. Mr Dibble. Mr McNab, in acknowledging the welcome, expressed satisfaction at the great improvement made in the farm, which was beyond his expectation. Every chase ef the question seemed to have been considered; though, speaking for bjmaelf, and not for the Cabinet, there aeemed to be a want. That was the provision of proper accommodation at the farm for sons of farmers, who oould then be thoroughly instructed in the scientific branches of agriculture and also gain a practical knowledge of the fuim r< utine. 4i Mr Bond took the opportunity cf welcoming the Minister to tbe Waikato on this, , his first vis t. He said that residents in this district were very pleased to see tbe great int. rest Mr MoNab took in every phase of tbe work carried our on the farm. From what they had seen that day ever, he had no hesitation in saying that Mr McNab was the right man in the right plsoe. The visitors were entertained to afcerDCQu tea by Mr and Mrs Dibble.