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Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27676, 4 June 1955, Page 6

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The Hon. Mr Justice Adap» wiHfleave Christch<a®cfe..qji !Mtopdwr Wellington, where ne will aft <* the Court of Appeal. lie Minister of Justice (Mr J* Marshall) will visit^aparua fc Pri«OJM» Ju# 9. During his visit he serf medals to prison officials who haye gained an award for meritorious sewice. The Director-General of Medical Services for the Armed Forces (Brigsdijr W. H. B. Bull) has returned to Wellington after a three-and-a-haii-nronth visit to Britain and the Continent to tour medical establishments. Biigadier Bull did a tour of duty with the Royal Army Medical Corps and sdw its activities in Britain and Geriffiny. He also visited civilian and military hospitals.—(P.A.) [Mr N. W. McGillivray was admitted af a barrister and solicitor of the sspreme Court yesterday by Mr Ju £' Mee Adams on the motion of Mr S Drake.

iMr A. S. Falloon, M.Sc., formerly of ®e Department of Scientific and Industrial Research in Christchurch ana Wellington, will leave New Zealand by the Orsova on June 6 for Alberta, flanada. /I Mr W. D. Johnston, president of the technical Old Boys’ Rugby Football <lub, has been elected old students representative on the Christchurcn {technical .College board of managers. ’ • Mr R. A. Harris has been appointed to the teaching staff of- the Christchurch West High School. Mr S. H. Rastall, a well-known New Zealand Kennel Club judge, will judge the New South Wales Dog Show at Sydney on July 2. Mr Rastall is the author of “Show Dogs of New ZeaJnd.” Constable R. Stokes, of the Christchurch Central Police Station, has fieen transferred to Omakau, Central Otago. xie will take up his duties

Were shortly. IThe board of managers of the Christchurch Technical College had suffered Is severe loss in the death of its chairman, Mr M. E. Lyons, said Mr R. Jones, who was appointed to fill Mr Lyons s place at last evening’s meeting of the board. A resolution to record tn e board’s deep appreciation of Mr Lyons's services to technical education in general and to Christchurch technical colleges in particular was passed. Members of the board stood in silence as a mark of respect.