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TEACHERS’ PRESIDENT,—Mr John Nesbitt, of Cambridge (middle), the new president of the New' Zealand Educational Institute, visited Christchurch yesterday for talks with teachers. With him in this photograph are the North Canterbury president, Mr A. C. Arnesen (left), and the Dominion secretary, Mr G. R. Ashbridge.

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Press, Volume C, Issue 29553, 30 June 1961, Page 16

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TEACHERS’ PRESIDENT,—Mr John Nesbitt, of Cambridge (middle), the new president of the New' Zealand Educational Institute, visited Christchurch yesterday for talks with teachers. With him in this photograph are the North Canterbury president, Mr A. C. Arnesen (left), and the Dominion secretary, Mr G. R. Ashbridge. Press, Volume C, Issue 29553, 30 June 1961, Page 16

TEACHERS’ PRESIDENT,—Mr John Nesbitt, of Cambridge (middle), the new president of the New' Zealand Educational Institute, visited Christchurch yesterday for talks with teachers. With him in this photograph are the North Canterbury president, Mr A. C. Arnesen (left), and the Dominion secretary, Mr G. R. Ashbridge. Press, Volume C, Issue 29553, 30 June 1961, Page 16

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