ASHBURTON A. AND P. ASSOCIATION.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16437, 3 February 1919, Page 8

ASHBURTON A. AND P. ASSOCIATION.

There wae a, good attendance at the committee meeting oi the Ash burton Agricultural and Pastoral Association -held on Saturday. Mr James Cow presided. A ailent vote of sympathy was passed with the relatives of the late Mr W. R.- Anderson of Liamore who had been a valuable member of tie Associate. The Railway Department wrote stating that there would be no conocesion <n fares for judges or other passengers attending the Association's show i n Maifch. s}low ezhibita, if unsold and returned within one month irom date of show, would be carried free to the original sending station the same as last year. The afternoon train frrvm Aehburton would be delayed, but no erocial trains would be run between Ashburton aU the saleyards m<hpg this year, ae last veaPs Bookings did not Justify the continuance tL letter was received. . The Chrietchuroh l£ turned Soldiers' Association forwarded a 1 of a letter from Colonel D. S. VyPa. in charge of the ortbonasdie rWlwI at Christchurch Hospital, following classes as suitable wounded and invalided soldiers' handiwork e S . the forthcoming and wood work, wood canri n <T kct and lithography. In addition"to. £14 ready promised for prizes, £5 w*, p the room. The matter waa left hands of. the sub-committee already cd. Recently a piant unknown v. BraM-4f 5 °f a w° n - haad6d Mr C W -Drannigiin fields iCATjcetor .. The inspector report t^t'it 10D - Bugloss (Echnitc Tka »» j\ ei ® difficult to eradicate, and had the Wokanui and fcreenstreet Th 2 chairman announced that the - Agriculture, the Hon. W. D. S fe? wouM be proeent at tie