CHANGE IN PERSONNEL
SHEEPFARMING INQUIRY REPORT BY SEPTEMBER (T’avliainonl.ary Report or.) WELLINGTON, this day. A change in the personnel of the commission of inquiry into the sheepfarming industry, has been made owing to the retirement of Mr. R. C. Tod-hunter, Methven, for health reasons. His place has been filled by Mr. Dickson Jardi-ne, Queenstown. In making this announcement, the Minister of Agriculture, the Hon. W. Lee Martin, said Mr. Jardinc was a very well-known, sheepfarme'r, who would bring Ho tire commission long experience of'high country conditions. The first meeting of the commission, will be hold at WeM.mg.ton on July 11. The commission lias been instructed to ’report not later than September 30 next.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19982, 6 July 1939, Page 7
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