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VICEREGAL Government House, Wellington, November 16.
This afternoon his Excellency the Governor-General, who was accompanied by her Excellency Lady Newall, laid the foundation stone of the Disabled Servicemen's Vocational Training Centre. Captain H. G. Helmore was in attendance,
Mr. Jas. Austin, who died recently in New Plymouth, was one of the oldest ex-councillors of the borough of Petone, having been first elected in 1891. He served for a total period of eight years. The council last evening passed a resolution of sympathy with his relatives.
During the last five months Councillor H. Green, deputy-mayor of Petone, has lost by death, his father; mother, and younger brother. On the motion of Councillor the Hon J. Gumming the council last evening extended to him the. sincere sympathy of Councillors,
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 120, 17 November 1942, Page 3
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