FERTILIZER RATIONING

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 43, 22 April 1942, Page 5

FERTILIZER RATIONING

PLACING OF ORDERS Many farmers have been under the impression that, when they filled in their forms last year for topdressing fertiliser,- this svas sufficient and the amount allocated to them would, be forwarded in due course. This was not the case, as it was then, necessary to place their order in the usual wav for either the whole or part of the amount allocated. Unless orders are placed with vendors. Hie amounts allocated will not be forwarded. Before it is too late, would those, who have been under this impression, please take note and place their orders with their vendors.

Dominion President: At our District Committee meeting in November we were nv>st fortunate in having Mr D. S. Ross, Dominion President, with us and to him we are grateful for his interest and help.

District Secretary: At the end of August wc were sorry to lose our District Secretary, Mr G, R. Taylor, Fields Instructor, whose transfer to* Rotorua severed his connection, with: this committee. His work in the forming of clubs'in this district will always he remembered, and suitable presentations, in recognition of his services, were made before, his de 1 - parture. His place was taken by Mr J. R. Murray, Instructor in Agri-

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In conclusion I wish to thank all members of the outgoing committee who have helped from time to time Ln the holding together of the clubs and to all who have the Y.F.C. movement at heart. I wish new members cf the committef everjr success during the coming year.