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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23362, 30 November 1937, Page 10

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Mr A. S. Falconer left by yesterday morning's express for Invercargill. Mr George Turner was a passenger on yesterday morning's express en route for Auckland. Mr H. C. Harford, of Wellington, has been appointed to succeed Mr George Crow as manager of the D.1.C.. Dunedin, as from February 20. Mr and Mrs Bert Duff, who won a recent ballroom dancing competition at the Town Hall, left by the express yesterday morning to represent Otago at the New Zealand championships at Wellington to-night. They, will later proceed to Australia to compete in competitions there. They were accompanied by Mr J. Brown. The retirement of Professor Rankine Brown, of Victoria University College, from the Senate of the University of New Zealand was announced yesterday. A meeting of the executive of the senate passed a resolution placing on record its appreciation of the value of his long period of service. Mynheer M. Vigeneno. vice-consul for the Netherlands in Australia and New Zealand, was a passenger by the Maunganui from Melbourne, disembarking at Milford Sound on Saturday. His intention was to make a trip over the Milford Track and reach Invercargill at the end of this week. He will continue a trip through New Zealand by motor car. The Union Airways liner Karoro left the Taieri airport at 8.15 yesterday morning for Christchurch, Blenheim, and Palmerston North with Mr C. J. Simpson for Wellington and Mrs J. L. Simcock and two children as through passengers for Auckland. The Korimako arrived from the north at 3 p.m. with Messrs J. S. Land and A. George from Wellington and Miss F. Cropp and Mr N. E. Tingey from Christchurch.