CURRENT NOTES
Bank Officers’ Wives.—Mr W Featherston showed slides and spoke on his recent studies and experiences in the Antarctic, at a recent meeting of the Bank of New Zealand Officers Wives’ Club The president (Mrs W. M. Rumbold) welcomed wives and husbands to the meeting, and presented a small gift to the speaker. He was thanked for his talk by Mr W. L J. Travers.
West Of England Women.— Mrs E. Wait spoke on the work done by the Hospital Lady Visitors' Association, and showed articles for their annual sale next month, at a recent meeting of the West of England Women’s Association. Mrs E Garlick presided and thanked the speaker.
A Full-blood aborigine Dennis Murulbur Daniels, aged 37, of the Northern Territory’s Nungubuyu Tribe has become the first of his race to be appointed a welfare officer with the territory’s administrations.—Reuter.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30275, 30 October 1963, Page 2
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