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Mr C. H. Roberts, of Scotland, is at the Hamilton Hotel. Mr D. V. Bryant, of Hamilton, visited Auckland for the vice-regal Investiture last evening. Mr N. M. Richmond, director of the Workers’ Educational Association at Auckland and formerly tutor-organiser in Hamilton, has resigned, having been appointed director of tutorial classes i<iid lecturer in economic history at the University or nueensland. He was a Rhodes Scholar in 1919. Messrs G. Gibson, H. J. Barton (Christchurch), B. E. Mills* R. A. C. House Wellington . K. Belcher, H. M. Black, H. Blake. C. W. Bollard (Auckland., E. Roe (Rotorua), D. J. Holden (Hastings), K. I*. Carson Gisborne) and W. G. Whitmore Waipukurau . are at the Hamilton Hotel. Power for Shearing.—Several members of the Waikato Central Electric Power Board, said at the meeting to-day, that complaints had Deeri received from farmers to the effect that during shearing operations the power had been weak and many shearers could not work at full puce.
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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20375, 15 December 1937, Page 8
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