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Mr. L. F. Ayson, Chief Inspector of Fisheries, is due back at Wellington from Svdr.ev on Monday. Mr. Ayson has been visiting Queensland, Victoria, and New South Wales on Departmental business. A Press Association cablefram Svdnev on Mondhy. Jlr. Ayson, intends to recommend New Zealand to adopt extensively the New South Wales methods of oyster' culture. Mr. J. ]?. Palmer, Town Clerk, who has been absent from his office owing to indisposition, is now recovering. Signal-Sergeant A'.onzo Dwan is dangerously ill . with 'pneumonia in Auckland. Sergeant Dwan went away with tho 3rd Battalion ■•'.Signallers, and saw active service in France, where he was wounded. Captain L. Isitt, who has established a New Zealand altitude record bV rising 21,000 feet in a mililarv aeroplane at Cliristchurch, was recently, appointed to have chargo of tho Defence. Department's aeroplanes at the Sockburn aerodrome. He is a son of Mr. L.'M. Isitt, M.P. Captain Isitt went to the front with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, and subsequently secured a commission in the Flying Corps. His ..only brother was killed in action. Yesterday, on the eve of his: marriage, Mr. George H. Scott,' ; of Messrs. 'Cardale and Scott, was met by the firm's stalf aud presented with a token of their esteem,
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 56, 29 November 1919, Page 8
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