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DU BRADSHAW RETIRING. Dr -I. C. Bradshaw. fur 33 years organist in the Anglican Cathedral. announced to-day liis retirement in March nexi. He will retain the post of lecturer in music at Canterbury College.—Christchurch Cress Association. CANNES RATEPAYERS OBJECT, CANNES. December 16.—Several ratepayers have sent a letter to the mayor, objecting to his sending a bouquet to Mrs Simpson. POST FOR .MRS FREER. A leading Wanganui drapery firm amiounees that Airs Freer has arrived in that city to take charge of its gown department.—Press Association. VISITING THE HOMELAND; “ For the six months ended December l.dOo passports were issued to people leaving the Dominion.” said the Hon. W. E. Parry to-day when dismissing the heavy steamer hookings by New Zealanders, more ©specially those arranging well in advance to visit London for the Coronation. The Minister said it was expected that the figures would he doubled in February and March next.—Auckland Press Association message, AIDER AKI CELEBR ATIONS POSTPONED. As a result of the outbreak of infantile paralysis it has been decided to postpone the Aloeraki Centenary celebrations until March 27, 28, and 29 (Easter week-end).
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Evening Star, Issue 22524, 17 December 1936, Page 20
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