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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12451, 18 September 1933, Page 4

As a sequel to his arrest in London while displaying an animal as a cinema, advertisement, Charles Chadwick, an elderly clockstnith, of Lambeth. was fined 111! It-a—crown for drunkenness ill charge of a llaiua.

Mr H. McD. Vincent, who has been associate editor of the Christchurch Still for the past foul years, has been appointed editor, in succession to Sir .J. H. Hall who is tho new editor of the Dominion, air la i Donnelly, who has been leader writer of the Sun since 1929, ha s been appointed associate editor, while air Frank Hinton, who has been cable sub-editor of the Sun, has been appointed to the editorial staff, air H. A. Gilbert will be chief reporter. Mr J. S. Kelly, of the reporting staff of the Press, was elected a life member of the New Zealand Journalists’ Association and presented with a gold badge. The honour was conferred in recognition of his services to the journalists’ organisation for 30 years.

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