WARM FAREWELL
DEBT TO THE MILITARY
NAPIER'S GRATITUDE
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)
NAPIEB, 30th March.
Major S. C. P. NieholJs, D.5.0., who has been in charge of operations at Napier so far as tho military arc concerned since the early earthquake days, particularly in connection with tho Nelson Park Camp, will leave in tho morning on his return to Wellington. He was met by a large number of citizens to-night and was accorded a warm farowcTl.
Numerous spoakcrs, representing all sections of the public, referred in most appreciative terms to the valuable work of. Major Nicholls, who was presented with an inscribed cigaretto case as a memento)
For the first ten clays in Napier, Major Nicholls had a most strenuous timo, but his wonderful organisation soon produced order out of chaos.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 76, 31 March 1931, Page 11
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