LATE LOCALS.
Mr G. McCullough who is now teaching at Edmonton, Canada, still has the deepest affection for New Zealand. Mr McCullough, who prepared an illiwtruted lecture on the attractions <•! New Zealand, has had several opportunities of addressing .large numbers. Lately lie gave the lecture belorc abo. 303 odd members ol tbe Edmonton teaching; profession-—who had a delightful birds’ eye view of N.Z. Several of tbe teachers have asked for a iepetition -of the* lecture in country districts, so that some useful propaganda work is being done. Air McCullough regards his location as isolated. The cold is severe in wiutei. Ho had experienced the cold of 20 degrees below zero—the snap lasting a week. However it was a month away from the shortest day. and the temperature has been known to drop 1 .JO degrees below zero. Afr- AfcCullongli is in good health, and in writing to a local friend sends regards to all his friends here.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 February 1925, Page 3
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157LATE LOCALS. Hokitika Guardian, 13 February 1925, Page 3
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