PERSONAL.
The following resignations were accepted by the Canterbury Education Board yesterday:—Ashton, Mr H. G. Brown; Longbeach, Miss C. F. Connors ; Methven, Mr H; W. Black. Sir Otto Niemeyer, the financial adviser who has been conferring with the Government, was a passenger for Timaru by the express train this morning. Hc>— jvill spend the week-end at the Hermitage. Major A. Armstrong, officer in charge of the Salvation Army training farm, Waotu, Putaruru, is retiring from active work, after having completed 39 years’ service. During Major Armstrong’s regime many hundreds of English boys have passed through the Putarur.ii farm, in addition to a large number of boys in the home.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 50, Issue 291, 20 September 1930, Page 4
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