The Rev H. Van Staveren begs to acknowledge with thanks a donation of LlO 10s for the Benevolent Home, from Messrs Levin and Co.
Sir Roderick C&meron, who was recently in New Zealand, was present at a meeting held in Sydney tiie other day to discuss matters in connection with the Chicago World's Fair. During the course of soma remarks on tbe duties and privileges of commissioners to the Fair, Sir Roderick eaid he wished to point out the danger of various officers of the commis-i-ion calling themselves commissioner*. At Auckland he had been introduced to two or three executive enmruissioasrs. To-one of them he had said ' Then you are a conaniHsioner.' and he reolied 'Yes. I am a deputy commia loner.' (Laughter.) There was a great danger of the junior office™ allowing themselves to be termed commissioners.
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New Zealand Mail, 30 December 1892, Page 27
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138Page 27 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Mail, 30 December 1892, Page 27
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