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Messrs. J. Redwurd and F. Craig, ot Hastings, left yesterday on a holiday visit to Rotorua and Auckland.
Dr. T. F. Corkill. Wellington, has ocen elected a member of the British College ol Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.
Mr. Hale Spencer, of Napier, whose condition yesterday was regarded as serious b ythe Napier Hospital authorities, made a slight improvement to day.
Mi. D. Jones, chairman of the New Zealand Meat Producers’ Board, has left Wellington for Auckland, en root* to London, where he will take part in discussions with the Imperial authorities on meat problems.
Mr. W. H. W insor, Christchurch, was elected president of the Canterbury Cricket Association at the annual meeting Mr. W. Simpson, the retiring president, said that Mr. Winsor had been and still was one of the keenest workers for cricket not only ia Canterbury but in New Zealand as a whole, and he was one of the foremost authorities on the game in the Dominion.
Mr. F. E. Hutchinson, who held tho lectureship in forest utilisation at Canterbury College, up till the recent closing of the Forestry School, has been appointed to a position in Met bourne on the Forest Products Laboratory staff ot the Australian Council ot Scientific and Industrial Research. Ho will leave for Australia within the next few months.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 235, 17 September 1934, Page 6
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