THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Since- 3i;!vti\''tc!i gar: 1 t ]ca-cJ' over the establishment of Agricultural Colleges in New Zealand, and the Prime Minister admitted the ner^-.sity' for such institutions, there, luih* been a «onstant stream of deputations to Wellington, urging the claims of the res-
ect ive districts to consideration. The Levin people liavo put in a strong claim that the North Island College be established at Weraroa. The reasons adduced in support of the claim are really impressive. First of all they say that the Wa i ram p i is out of the question because it i.s not accessible. And then they proceed to argue that College should not be in proximity a centre of population. They have, uite unintentionally no doubt, rna-io out a very strong case in; favour of •the Wairarapa. If other districts hicli put in their claims will adduce similar arguments, there will T)e no doubt about where the College must
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10716, 10 September 1912, Page 4
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156THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10716, 10 September 1912, Page 4
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