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Among prominent visitors to Wairoa during carnival week was Mr. Frank Ormond, who attended the Wairoa Racing Club’s meeting to see the running of the G! C. Ormond Memorial Cup. His horse, Kobi, ran second. Captain A. C. Cooke, sub-area officer at Gisborne, has been granted indefinite leave in ordfer to attend to private business, and his duties will be carried on during his absence by .Captain E. R. Black, officer, commanding the No. 8 (G’sborne) 'Company. National Military Reserve. Captain fooke’s business partner and his /assistant have both joined the overseas forces in recent weeks.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20471, 4 February 1941, Page 6
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