TOC H MOVEMENT
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New Organising Secreiary
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Wellington^ last Night. TUe nev/ organising secretary for the Toc H movement in-New Zealand, Mr. Gordon Turvey, arrived in Wellington from England by the Rangitane to-day. He suceeeds Mr. A. Chutcher, who lias spent liedrly two ycars in Ncw Zealand and is leaving on returu to England ncxt montli. -AEr. Turvey 's appointmciit iu the Dominion is for three years. "I have heard quite a lot about the Toc H movement in Ncw Zealand,"' said Mr'. Turvey. "The foTmer patrou' of tho New Zealand movement, Lord; Bledisloe, holds a high opinion of it. " .' Th'e movement' iu Britain, said Alr.j Turvey, was . growing' not so much iu] volume as iu depth, and after all it wasbetter to have stalwafts than an army; of casiials. • » ■ .- The Dominion executive ol: Toc llj New Zea-hmd is to mcCt in Wellington j during the weqk-end of fyeptember 4 and 5. Afr. -Turvey will be attending this- meeting, at: wbicli plans will be made as to.. h'is future liues of work.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 188, 26 August 1937, Page 3
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