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Commodore B. E. Turner, the second naval member, will retire on June 30. He will be succeeded by Captain J. P S. Valiant.—(P.A.) Mr Paul Guyomard has arrived in Wellington to be Sec ond Secretary at the French Embassy. His duties include press and information liaison. —(P.A.) Dr. W. I. Paterson was yesterday appointed medical superintendent of the Christchurch Hospital and deputy medical superintendent-in-chief to the North Canterbury Hospital Board. Mr W. S. Barrett, former headmaster of the Westbum School, left Christchurch this week to take up his appointment as superintendent of the Arts and Crafts Branch of the Education Department in Wellington. Finland Telegrams. The telegraph service in Finland is normal again, and telegrams are no longer subject to delay or acceptance only at sender’s risk, the Christchurch Chief Postmaster (Mr M. E. Wilson) advised yesterday.
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31069, 26 May 1966, Page 12
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