Lincoln College Faces Criticism Over Endowment Costs
At an Ashburton A and P Association meeting Mr T Blackley of Rakaia, a Lincoln College governor and former association president, replied to criticisms from the Ashburton Branch of the Partners' Union about elevated endowment expenses and college financing.
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Ashburton A. and. P. Association
T. Blackley
Rakaia
Lincoln, College
Ashburton A. and P. Association
Ashburton
Partners’ Union
Guardian
Blackley Defends College Endowment and Fees Policy
Mr Blackley rebutted J. Simpson’s critique of the college receiving double endowment and argued the current value is up about £12006 annually since 1890 while fees have fallen from past levels. He detailed fee history, staff wages, farm costs, and recent building works funded from revenue, noting endowment gains cover expenses only partially. He urged restraint on expanding student numbers and defended Ashburton Show participation with College exhibits and prize wins.
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Blackley
J. 8. Simpson
Mr Lowry
Lowry
Leo
Simpson
Ashburton Show Ends with Lincoln College Stock Support
The Ashburton A. and P. Association passed a motion disapproving recent Farmers Union remarks about Lincoln College. The meeting praised Lincoln College cattle and agreed to thank the college for aiding the autumn show, inviting future exhibition support and forwarding the resolution to Lincoln College Board of Governors.
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OC. W. Wood
Farmers’ Union
A. and P. Association
Ashburton A. and P. Association
Lincoln College
Wood
Jparmers Union
A. and LT. Association
John Grigg
Agricultural Society
F. Frampton
D. G. Wright
Ashburton
A. Drummond
J. Bruce
T. Mawson
Lincoln
H. E. Blunden
Wright
Messrs
Morris
Lincoln College Board of Governors
College sheep buying viewed as education and fairness
Mr Blackley argued educational value in showing sheep locally and quoted that the College pays reasonable prices. He warned against excluding Lintola College or other exhibitors from the Ashburton Association prize ring, drawing applause.
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Blackley
Ashburton Association
Lintola College
American meat trust eyes New Zealand move on
Auckland reports keen interest in possible American meat trust foothold in the Dominion. A New Zealand businessman abroad hints at firm opposition from a Chicago meat company, while whispers say Americans quietly buy Canterbury meat business and expand nationwide.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Dominion
England
Chicago
Canterbury
Canada
America
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