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The Minister of Tourism (Mr Eyre) will arrive in Christchurch on Friday to take part in a forum on tourism and address the Student Christian Movement at the University of Canterbury.
Messrs J. V. Meech, B. P. Stevenson. E. M. H. Kemp, and T. M. McEwen have been reappointed to the Local Authorities’ Loans Board. — (PA.)
Mr P. Blanchfield, member of Parliament for Westland, left Greymouth for Wellington yesterday and will resume his seat in the House of Representatives after a prolonged illness.—(F.O.O.R.)
Mr B. McClelland, of Christchurch, the South Island vice-president of the New Zealand Law Society, will attend the inaugural conference of the Regional Law Association for Asia and the Far East to be held in Canberra. The conference, which will start on Friday and last a week, will also be attended by the president of the New Zealand Law Society (Mr E. D. Blundell). The Rev. Gilman Dunn, the retiring chairman of C.0.R.5.0. and the Freedom from Hunger Campaign, was honoured at a Parliamentary reception in Wellington last evening.—(PA.)
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31128, 3 August 1966, Page 16
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