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Chief-Inspector G. Tait and Detective-Chief-Inspector A. 1. Knapp, will attend a four months’ officer’s course at the Australian Police College, Manly, Sydney, the Minister of Police (Mr Allen) said today. The college meets the needs for advanced senior officer training for the Australian Commonwealth and State police, and for the New Zealand Police.—(P.A.) The Christchurch Postprimary Schools’ Council last evening paid tributes to Mr Duncan Mackay, one of its earliest and longest-serving members, who, according to the chairman (Mr W. J. Cartwright), was largely responsible for its effective formative years. Mr Cartwright said Mr Mackay denied himself high office in the Education Department to keep close to teachers. His influence in the Christchurch Teachers’ College was profound, his contributions on the university move to Ham were imaginative, and his service to the community and his neighbours was great.
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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30399, 25 March 1964, Page 16
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