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EXTRACTS FROM THE "BEIRA POST"

Referring to the Agricultural Exhibition stated July 31, 1912

The Gala Week, just over, from every point of view has been a success. Many visitors were attracted and got excellent entertainment. The Agricultural Show was, under all circumstances, a marvellous success, and His Excellency the Governor deserves every praise for the spirit of loyalty that he has raised up amongst the farming community. We may venture to state that it was that feeling of personal loyalty to His Excellency and the popularity of Mr. Dawe (the Director of Agriculture) that produced exhibits, at absurdly short notice, which would be creditable on any show in South Africa. As the First Show in the Portuguese Colonies it was a signal success, primarily through having such a rich country to exemplify, and in the second place through the very hearty cooperation of the industrial enterprises, which bring out the resources of this country and prepare a big harvest for the Mozambique Company.

Referring to Mr. Dawe's departure on leave for England, stated July 1, 1913

Mr. M. T. Dawe, the Director of Agriculture, left by the "Gascon" for England on leave. Mr. Dawe has had a spell of very hard work during his time with the Mozambique Company and has done much for the country. He has found time to win the regard and respect of the farmer and all who have been brought in contact with him.

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EXTRACTS FROM THE "BEIRA POST"Referring to the Agricultural Exhibition stated July 31, 1912The Gala Week, just over, from every point of view has been a success. Many visitors were attracted and got excellent entertainment. The Agricultural Show was, under all circumstances, a marvellous success, and His Excellency the Governor deserves every praise for the spirit of loyalty that he has raised up amongst the farming community. We may venture to state that it was that feeling of personal loyalty to His Excellency and the popularity of Mr. Dawe (the Director of Agriculture) that produced exhibits, at absurdly short notice, which would be creditable on any show in South Africa. As the First Show in the Portuguese Colonies it was a signal success, primarily through having such a rich country to exemplify, and in the second place through the very hearty cooperation of the industrial enterprises, which bring out the resources of this country and prepare a big harvest for the Mozambique Company.Referring to Mr. Dawe's departure on leave for England, stated July 1, 1913Mr. M. T. Dawe, the Director of Agriculture, left by the "Gascon" for England on leave. Mr. Dawe has had a spell of very hard work during his time with the Mozambique Company and has done much for the country. He has found time to win the regard and respect of the farmer and all who have been brought in contact with him.
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EXTRACTS FROM THE "BEIRA POST",

Referring to the Agricultural Exhibition stated July 31,1912:

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The Gala Week, just over, from every point of view has been a

success. Many visitors were attracted and got excellent entertain-

ment. The Agricultural Show was, under all circumstances, a marvellous

success, and His Excellency the Governor deserves every praise for

the spirit of loyality that he has raised up amongst the farming community. We may venture to state that it was that feeling of per-

sonal loyality to His Excellency and the popularity of Mr.Dawe (the Director of Agriculture) that produced exhibits, at absurdly short

notice, which would be creditable on any show in South Africa. As the

First Show in the Portuguese Colonies it was a signal success,

primarily through having such a rich country to emsample, andin the

second place through the very hearty cooperation of the industrial

enterprises, which bring out the resources of this country and pre-

pare a big harvest for the Kozambique Company.

Referring to Mr.Dave's departure on leave for England, stated July1,

1913:

Mr.M.T.Dawe, the Director of Agriculture,left by the "gascon" for England on leave. Mr.Dave has had a spell of very hard work during his time with the Mozambique Company and has done much for the country. He has found time to win the regard and respect of the farmer and all who have been brought in contact with him",

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