HURUNUI SEAT

Press, Volume C, Issue 29501, 1 May 1961, Page 12

HURUNUI SEAT

Mr J. A. Fulton Available Named last week as one of those likely to offer themselves for selection as the National Party candidate for Hurunui. -Mr J. A. G. Fulton, a farmer, aged 35. at Loburn yesterday confirmed that he had agreed to his name going forward. Married, with three children, Mr Fulton, has a wide range of interests. His family has been connected with the district since the eariy days of the settlement. He was educated at Christ’s College, where he captained iS. I *l2 a . and ,st XV in I” 3 . leBvin « school he retained hts interest in sport Playing both cricket and Rugby In North Canterbury, which he represented at ,s a member of the North Canterbury Cricket £ b^,? oclati °2 cxecuii '««’ and be has served on the*toanMement committee of the Sur.«ion aoterbUry by _ served a term on the Rangiora High School Board a* the Governor-General's a, ? d he fs still a "’ember of the board's farm advisory committee. A former chairman of the jetton and districts branch of Federated Farmers. Mr FulWn 1* a member of the gen•™l committees of both the and Northern and Pastoral Association*. A member of 1?® Ashiqy Rabbit Board since its inception. Mr Fulton past chairman of that

He is secretary of the Übum Collie Club and has £*" chalrmBn of the Canct re of the New A!Stion heeP 1)08 Trials

® 18 8 vice-president of “’•North Canterbury Racing a • t « w ard of the Canterbury Jockey Club, den a vicar’s warparish* th ” Woodend Anglican