A TRIBUTE.
CHRISTCHURCH, July 3. A tribute was paid by the Technical Collopje Board yesterday evening to IMr James Drummond for the work on ‘“Flour and Fauna” of New Zealand, and decided to bring Mr Drummond’s latest booklet on “The. Mon” under the notice of the Education Authorities as suitable for school use.
OTAGO NEWS. DUNEDIN. July 3. ’The Otago Labour Council sent £1 At to the British miners relief fund. At a meeting of tbe Otago Expansion. Dengue regret was expressed tlm; the proposed policy to erect the C dlcge of Agriculture in the North Island should threaten Lincoln College with extinction. A FIRE. AIASTERTON. July 3. A fire at eleven o’clock last night destroyed a five-roomed house at Lansdowne, owned ami occupied by Thomas Vovce, a. storeman employed by the Power Board. . The house was insured but not the furniture. Shortly after the arrival of the Fire Brigade, two firemen, AV. McLaren and AA’. Tait. were injured through coming into contact with a live wire nncl could not be freed until the current was cut off. Tait was injured in the lower part of the bodv and McLaren rendered unconscious. * Both went to the hospital.
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 July 1926, Page 3
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