DOMINION ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 31 March 1923, Page 4

DOMINION ITEMS.

> TEI.EGKArif—VK!t CHESS ASSOCIATION. ] on; XATIVF. BIRDS. I AA'KI.LIXGTOX, Murch 29. hollowing on tin address by ('apt K. V. Sanderson Inst evening, a society was formed for the protection of native birds. Sir T. .Mackenzie was elected • president, and Sir G. Fenwick and 1 Messrs .1. I‘. Firth. Guthrie Smith, D. I). .AlcLcan, H. I\ Von .Hiiast, .1. Myers and A. if. Mass-engor as vice-presidents and ('apt. Sanderson as secretary. X.Z GFII.D ro.NFKRKNCK. AVFI.LINOTOX. March 2!). At the third anuiial conference of the Insurance (Minors’ Guild of New ,i----luud delegates w ere present IT mu Auckland .Wellington. Christchurch. and Duneiilu. The I’resuLiil (B. S. Bice) referred to the growth of the guild, and to its activities in part years. lie outlin'd the important work to he null iTakvn during the current vein'. In recognition ot outstanding services to the Guild anil the whole Guild movement .Air 10. !v. Ilninmnn.il. the Guild's first president was unanimously elected a life member- Mr I’ree was i r.-elected president, the other officials ’! elected being: A. S. Clark (Chri-t----rhurch) .1.. 1). Woolf. Dunedin; D. R. Coop •. Auckland; g; ueral-treasmer. C. Hill. AAT'llingion ; auditor. -I. L. Steel. AVellingtou ; executive council: i R I. Anderson and R. Hopkins (Auckland). C. Hill and .1. (,>uinn (Wellington). A. IC. B. Turner anil IC. C. B. Johnston (Chrirtchuri h). S. F. Williams mid 11. Filmer (Dunedin). A large amount* of business was transaet- • ed.