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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 78, 1 March 1929, Page 7

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m’A cable message from Washington fetes that Mr James Davis, Secretary pf Labour, will remain in Mr H. ffloover's Cabinet. It Mr Justice Frazer, accompanied by Htis associate, Mr J. A. Gilmour, was lin Palmerston to-day for a sitting of pie Arbitration Court. BTEev. W. A. Hay, formerly of the [Durham Street Methodist • Church, Khristehurch, has been transferred by She Methodist Conference to Western Australia. P A resolution of condolence with the |chairman, Mr S. W. Oliver, in the Ideath of his father, was passed at the [meeting of the Combined School Comfjnittees’ Association last evening. . Advice has been received by the chairman of the committee that Misses G. D. Retemeyer and M. Saunders have been appointed additional substitute assistants at the West End School. The Prime Minister (Sir Joseph Ward) leaves Wellington to-day for Gisborne in order to unveil the memorial to the late Sir James Carroll. He expects to return to Wellington on Wednesday or Thursday of next week, but will leave soon after for Southland, where he is to be entertained. Mr Gordon Morrison, of Christchurch, a graduate of the Canterbury College School of Engineering, has been appointed supervising engineer for the Christchurcii City Council in charge of the work of erecting the blew Carlton bridge. Mr Morrison won bne of the travelling scholarships in connection with the School of Engineering, and has visited America and Ether countries to study engineering (methods.