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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 212, 8 September 1941, Page 6

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Mr X. Cole will travel south to-night.

Mr. S H. Crate. of Wellington, left for Sydney by the Monterey.

, M <; H- J- Kerridge left for Sydnev by the Monterey on Saturday. Major-General E. Puttick. DSO r h \fr R? the General Staff, travelled to Wellington last night. Commander J. P. Oldine. United States naval observer in Xew Zealand, returned south last night. Professor Julius Stone, professor of law at Auckland University College. left for Svdnev bv the Monterey.

Mr J. A\. Gunn, of Auckland, has been granted the status of associate public accountant in the New Zealand Society of Accountants.

Dr. H. M. \\ ilson. of Hastings president of the New Zealand branch of the British Medical Association left for the south vesterdav accompanied by Mrs. Wilson

Mr. S. G. Holland. Leader of the Opposition, who attended a meeting of the Remuera electorate committee of the New Zealand Xational on Saturday evening, left for Wellington last night. Lieutenant L. J. Williamson, adjutant of the Ist Composite Company Army Service Corps, and Lieutenant H. F. Goddard, adjutant of the Ist Battalion, Hauraki Regiment, have been promoted to cantain. v

Messrs. M. Aldred, R. Collins, H. J. McDonald. X. L. Perrv. x T Purdie, S. M. Smith and~B.*McL. NVallace. of Auckland, have been admitted to membership of the Xew Zealand Society of Accountants with the status of associate registered accountants.