PERSONAL

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 32, 5 July 1939, Page 4

PERSONAL

■--• vj -.J , ;.;i '{!•!•-.' .•yA• :• - • "j Recent arrivals "at the Hotel have included: Mr and; Mrs G. K. W. Reid (Auckland) Mr. J,. Darragh, Mr E. Mulligan,-. Mr S. Duxfield (Matamata) Mrs M. Wallace (Urenui) Mr'and Mrs Ladbrook, Miss Ladbrook (Inglewood) Mr H. W. Schlicing (Auckland) Mr C. H. WiU l'ams, Mr H. Carleton Williams (Gis*borne) Mr W. G. Hopkins (Hamilton) Mr N. O'hagan (Auckland) Miss J. E. Gill (Melbourne) Mr G. rie, Mr L. Guthrie (Nanier) Mr JR. A. ' Martin (Wellington) Mr A. E. Harrison (Napier). Those at the Commercial "Hotel include: Mr W. Easton, Mr Graham (Auckland), Mr Taylo~ (Kerepeefvl. Mr Neelv Mr Elliot (Wellington) ?vlr Jefcoa.te Mr Paget (WnnjJ anu-') Mr McCill (Dunedin) Mr Knight (Auckland) Mr Camnbsll (We!- .t----linrfton) Mr Moore (Auckland) Mr Wilson (Tc Mr -B'own (Pae_ roa) Mr Mallett, Mr Walker (Auckland) Mr Tucker (Hamilton) Mr SnnrWson (Auckland) Mr Ferguson (Wellington) Mr Cooper, Mr Rogers I (New Plymouth) Mr R. Connolly* (Auckland).. ; PRESENT-DAY FARMERS ''With all the ups and downs wer have had New Zealand still depends on its farmers" said-Mr. A. C. Bretlx erton at a meeting of the Canterbury Advertising Club. ''The great bulk of_our farmers are good* though there are a few who spen4|R> much time chasing races and sales. •r breeding from mongrel bulls and mongrel rams. My father said, 'Get . your boys on to the land or j r our family will die out in three generations." But our farmers? sons now hanker for a white collar and a shiny seat on their trousers." • V