MASSEY COLLEGE STUDENTS

Opotiki News, Volume II, Issue 176, 1 May 1939, Page 2

MASSEY COLLEGE STUDENTS

VISIT TO OPOTIKI FARMS In the course of a tour through. Lower Waikato and the Rotorua districts, including also the Whakntano district, a short stay was made on Saturday last by a party of 3La.ssey College students and several memheis of the College staff. ; by special bus : ceokingr fait f their own meals and usually, hr halls or in the A. and P. building's'',- in those portions of tho districts' 'pqsses'sijTg them, the party (2i> .in: consisting of representatives , Ai’riim all parts of New Zealand, hicludihg' one from China and oue from. Japan, Veie keenly interested in. in this portion of theTßayj.of AUphtyVisits wore paid ' by-' l ihg party" to Mr. J. Ale Gregor’s ifi'jiriUrvat.i'AVoodlands, also to< MV. A. farm at Wa-ioeka. and to th^OfpotiKi'" Dairy Association’s pig farhtA' KjetMl'miteirost was displayed by tl‘the methods adopted i■paSturef-'mbfuVge-■ •ipient and control, also in the-'quality outlie stock, whether'* ' sheep; 3 ' 'khlity'. cattle k or pigs. r r . ■ ■ . ■fC'fitf oi'h'pmtl The arrangements at very short- notice wyre,gut by 3lr. J. R. Sinclair rind.Beattie, a hearty votetioh;iiin«3|j|Bfe3i^' ing carried by* the part of the students to . men for their help, just- prior to tlie.ir '. leaving for Gisborne, where they will, spend two days. 'A iyS. Prior to arriving in Opo students visited the Waimana distficty . a- call being made at 31 r. Savaged to inspect his pedigree- Jersey Herd. 3'lessrs. Clarke. Lowe and Wrlsoiu were the official members in the..party. i-Zy