The Shipmasters’ Association of New Zealand held a special meeting on 3londay morning in order to appoint a permanent secretary. Twenty-five applications had been received for the position, and Mr J. W. Williams was ultimately selected to fill the vacancy which had been caused by Captain A. Kennedy’s retirement. Mr Williams is well-known in shipping circles as a member of the firm of Acoeks and Williams.
At the Land Board meeting on January 31st it was resolved to withdraw the following sections from sale and re-offer them under certain conditions : —Section 7, block 5, Mount Cerberus; section 6, block 8, Puketoi; section 15, block 10, Makuri; .section 38, block 10, Kaitawa; section 9, block 4, Pohangina. The Commissioner submitted schedules and particulars of proposed sections in the Kaitieki Block, which were approved.
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1510, 7 February 1901, Page 40
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