at the Bar, Mr. Treadwell did not hesitate to devote a considerable part of the scant leisure that comes to a barrister in active practice to furthering the interests of the profession. As president of the New Zealand Law Society and member for a long period of the council he was ever attentive to the duties pf his office, but his activities will be more particularly remembered in connection with his many years of useful service as treasurer of the Council of Law Reporting, in connection with which it can be confidently stated that the very satisfactory financial position ol that body is mainly due to his untiring efforts in its interests. We desire to associate ourselves with the expressions of sympathy with his relative: in their sad bereavement." All speakers expressed iympathj jwith the relatives.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 134, 8 June 1936, Page 11
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