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Hokitika Guardian, 6 January 1930, Page 2

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ary for the Carnegie’s replacement could not be commanded. At the time she ivas destroyed she was engaged in making variation observations in connexion with echo sounding gravity work with Menisce pendulums, biological work, salinity, and hydrogen-ion observations. However,''the main work for which the vessel was built had been completed. The investigators and scientists engaged in the Institute’s various works were drawn from many countries, he concluded. England, America, Canada. Australia, and New Zealand had all been represented. Dr. Fa Ividson, the New Zealand Government Meteorologist, was formerly on the staff of the Institute. Mr Freeborn Johnston, who- is accompanied by his wife and two children, will be in Christchurch for about a fortnight and will sail for America on the Makura, which leaves Wellington on January 28th.