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Hokitika Guardian, 2 June 1925, Page 3

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Cummer, ini Supj or Rooms will he >;:<'n all day Wednesday where fish mil chips and hut meals are on.ainablo at any hour. Messrs M. Houston and Go sold this aitcrnoou by auction, a section in Sewell Street, of S perches, Mr \\ . Jollrios icing ihe purchaser at CUD. The .Main Highways Board has doeided to pay the travelling expenses if members ol the executives ol District Highway Councils, and also ol members ol such Councils when attending meetings. 'The allowance will he one guinea a day. At the recent meeting of the Main Highways Board it was decided to arrange for a conference I .tween tne Board and the executives ol the various District Highways Councils. The principal business to be considered will he tlie adoption, a- far ns possible, of uniform action b.v the District Councils. The date of the conference hits not lieett fixed yet.

Two Jacob Joseph Scholarships each , ; | the value of EGO are awarded am mmlly to Honours Students of Victoria College. Wellington, preference being

mven to students gaining honours m Philosophy and Law. The winners of the Scholarships this year are Mr 11. E. Fortune, ALA. (Phsychology) and Y n . | o J. Malfroy, L.L.M. (Law), a M ,„ of Mr C. M. .Malfroy. formerly of Hokitika Mr Malfroy. who was formerly a member of Air C\ S. Thomas's tali' began the study of law at Canterbury College, but later moved to Wellington, where he joined the stair of Messrs Bell. Cully. Mai Kenzie and O’Leary, and took his L.T-.8. anil 1 131' degrees at Victoria College.