The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 12Butterworths, 1936 - Law |
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Page 110
THE NEXT CONFERENCE . them all had been that they were only too delighted to have visitors from the other provinces and to have the privilege of entertaining them . He did not think any of the Societies in the main centres would ...
THE NEXT CONFERENCE . them all had been that they were only too delighted to have visitors from the other provinces and to have the privilege of entertaining them . He did not think any of the Societies in the main centres would ...
Page 111
THE PRESIDENT , in concluding the Conference , remarked that they had run remarkably to time , the town clock was just striking 4.30 o'clock — the time fixed by the programme for the concluding remarks . THE PRESIDENT .
THE PRESIDENT , in concluding the Conference , remarked that they had run remarkably to time , the town clock was just striking 4.30 o'clock — the time fixed by the programme for the concluding remarks . THE PRESIDENT .
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For an hour or so , Mr. Hanlon , K.C. , regaled the company with stories and reminiscences , à feature which the visitors voted one of the “ high lights ” of For Conference Golf Competition . Conference week .
For an hour or so , Mr. Hanlon , K.C. , regaled the company with stories and reminiscences , à feature which the visitors voted one of the “ high lights ” of For Conference Golf Competition . Conference week .
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