The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 20Butterworths, 1944 - Law |
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... profession in 1890. In March , 1892 , with his young wife and child , he went to Napier , and there practised his profession until his death , a period of more than fifty years . Early in this period his char- acter and talents became ...
... profession in 1890. In March , 1892 , with his young wife and child , he went to Napier , and there practised his profession until his death , a period of more than fifty years . Early in this period his char- acter and talents became ...
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... profession and the eminence he achieved . From his earliest days , his was a very busy life but notwithstanding the exacting demands of his daily work - and I know of no profession that makes more exacting demands than that of a ...
... profession and the eminence he achieved . From his earliest days , his was a very busy life but notwithstanding the exacting demands of his daily work - and I know of no profession that makes more exacting demands than that of a ...
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... profession of the esteem and affection in which he was held by his brother practitioners . The occasion was the dinner given in 1942 to enable Mr. Bell and three other members of the Wellington District Law Society to receive the ...
... profession of the esteem and affection in which he was held by his brother practitioners . The occasion was the dinner given in 1942 to enable Mr. Bell and three other members of the Wellington District Law Society to receive the ...
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