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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22294, 21 June 1934, Page 8

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The Rev. W. Saunders left Dunedin yesterday morning on a visit to Eltham. Mr G. B. Ogilvie left Dunedin yesterday morning for the north, en route to Greymouth. , Sir Charles Statham was a passenger by yesterday’s express for the north., en route to Wellington. ■ Commissioner Cunningham, of the Salvation Army, arrived in Dunedin yesterday morning from the south, lie will leave to-day for Waimate. The Otago Education Board, at its monthly meeting yesterday, re-appointed the chairman (Mr J. Wallace) as its representative on the Council of the University of Otago. V . Dr J. A. Stallworthy, who secured his medical diploma at the University of Otago, has passed his examination for the first section of the London diploma of IT jR, C S ’Mr*A. V. Shorter, general manager of the Atlas Assurance Company, who has been on a visit to Dunedin, travelled by yesterday’s express to Christchurch on his return to Wellington. Mr Justice Fair, who ha« been presiding at the Hamilton sittings of the Supreme Court, has gone to Auckla.idto succeed as resident judge Mr Justice Smith, who has been transferred to Wellington. Sir Hugh Acland was elected president of the Canterbury Centre of the New Zealand Red Cross Society at the annual meeting of the centre on Tuesday afternoon. Mir C. J. Ronaldson, the retiring president, was, elected chairman pf the executive.

A motion of condolence with the secretary, Mr James .Row, in his serious illness, was passed at the annual meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society of New Zealand in Wellington on Monday. "He., has given wonderfully unselfish service to the Farmers’. Union . and this’ society. far more'than most members realise,'-,' said.the retiring president, Mr L. R ’ RMacfarlane. „.I--