"Evening Post" Photo. HEAVY SEAS ON THE COAST.— A view of the breakers at Moa Point, Lyall Bay, where a heavy sea was,breaking this morning as a result of continued southerly weather.
"Evening Post" Photo MEMBERS OF THE RUGBY PARLIAMENT.— DeIegates assembled in connection with the annual conference of the New Zealand Rugby Union, which opened in the Commercial Travellers' Club today. Mr. G. H. Pownall (Wanganui), the retiring president, is seated next to Mr. S. S. Dean, chairman of the N.Z.R.U. Management Committee, third from right, and Mr. A. E. McPhail (Canterbury) is seated on the other side.
PROF. TOCKER. MR. RODDA. MR. JEFFERY. DR. CAMPBELL. Members of the party which is to leave tomorrow by the Rangitata to attend the World Economic Conference.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 109, 11 May 1933, Page 9
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125, "Eveninc Bo»t" Photo. HEAVY SEAS ON THE COAST.—A view of the breakers at Moa Point,-Lyall Bay, where a heavy sea was,breaking this morning as a result of continued southerly weather. f •"EteningPost" Photo MEMBERS OF THE RUGBY PARLIAMENT.—DeIegates assembled in connection with the annual conference, of the New Zealand Rugby Union, which opened in the Commercial Travellers' Club today. Mr. G,H. Pownall(Wdnganui), the retiring president, is seated next to Mr. S.S.'Dean, chairman of the NJZ.R.U. Management Committee, third from right, and Mr. A. E. McPhail (Canterbury) is seated on the other side. PROF. TOCKER. MR. RODDA. MR. JEFFERY. DR, CAMPBELL. Members of the ■ parly which is to leave tomorrow by the Rangitata to attend the World Economic Conference. Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 109, 11 May 1933, Page 9
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