IN MEMORY OF SIR TRUBY KING

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22338, 28 February 1938, Page 13

IN MEMORY OF SIR TRUBY KING

MANY ATTEND SERVICE AT AUCKLAND CATHEDRAL (PRBSS *SSOCIATIOJf TEIiZQIUM.) AUCKLAND, •February 2,7. I Auckland paid tribute to the memory of Sir Truby King, at a largely attended memorial service, in St. Mary's Cathedral this morning. Organised by the Plunket Society, the service was attended by representatives of all sections of the community. Representatives of the Auckland City Council and Auckland Harbour Board were present, as well as representatives of the British Medical Association, the naval and military services, and numerous local bodies and societies. All nursing divisions were represented and the doctors and consulting staff of the Karitane Home attended. The Leader of the Opposition (the Hon. A. Hamilton) also was at the service. "To serve was to him infinitely higher than to serve self or to amass fortune," said Archbishop Averill, in a panegyric on Sir Truby King.

WELLINGTON Sales on 'Change Woolworths (Sydney) (late Fri.) 1 610 Taranaki Oil .. ..063 Broken Hill South .. .. 1 14 0 DUNEDIN Sale Reported £ s. d. Dunedin Brewery .. •. 1 10 6 SYDNEY The following sales were made at the Sydney Stock Exchange on Saturday:— £ s. d.

Commonwealth Bonds— 31 per cent., 1948 .. .. 99 10 0 4 per cent.. 1938 .. .. 102 0 0 4 per cent., 1959 .. 105 5 0 Bank of New South Wales .. 32 17 6 Toohey's Brewery .. .. Ill 3 Tooth's Brewery .. -. 2 15 s Australian Gas A .. ..79 0 Associated Newspapers (pref.) 1 5 3 Broken Hill Proprietary .. 3 2 9 Electrolytic Zinc (pref.) .. 2 8_ 9 Huddart-Parker .. .. 2 6 6