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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 51, 23 November 1937, Page 4

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Mr and Mrs H. M. Campbell, of "Horonui," are on a brief visit to Eotorua. Mr O. Nicholson, of Auckland, who recently entered a privato, hospital to undergo an eye .operation, is reported to be making very satisfactor^ progress. The Mayor, Mr G. A. Maddison, will be absent from Hastings for a few days. He left during the week-end on a visit to Dennevirlce. Colonel E. Miles, nntil lately office eommanding the Northern Command, left Auckland by the Awatea on Saturday for Sydney, en route to England, where he is to enter tjlie Imperial Defenee College. Constable E. .*!'letcher, who has been senior Parliamentary police officer for nearly six years, lei1". Wellington on transfcr to Hawera to-day, after sjiending nearly 10 years ivith the Wellington polico forcc. Constable Fletchcr has been a prominent member of the Polico Pipe Band at Wellington. Mr F. J. Wilkes, M.A., who has been on the staff of the Gisborne High School for 29 years, is to retire early next year. Mr Wilkes was born in Nelson and received las education at Nelson College. After completing his secondary education he entered Canterbury University College and took his M.A. degree. Before going to Gisborne Mr Wilkes was a lecturer at the Normal Training College in Christchurch and at the Motueka • ud Marton district high schools.