SEAMEN SAY GOODBYE TO MARINE OFFICIAL
I Members of the New Zealand ■ Seamen’s Union in port at Lyttelton ■ met yesterday morning to bid fare- ! well to Mr G. A. King, Government > Marine Superintendent at Lyttelton, i who has resigned. In presenting Mr King with a wrist ; watch, Mr T. Martin, agent for the union in Lyttelton, said that the re--1 spect in which Mr King was held by ' seamen was brought about by his kindly co-operation and fairness in his decisions. It was with regret that J they learned of Mr King’s resignai tion, said Mr Martin. A crystal bowl was presented to Mrs King.
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Press, Volume XCII, Issue 27824, 24 November 1955, Page 11
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