DOMINION ITEMS

Hokitika Guardian, 6 August 1931, Page 6

DOMINION ITEMS

STUDENTS MISSING. 'By Telegraph—Per Press A ssocintion) AUCKLAND, August 5. Two Auckland Training College students, Murray A. hastier, aged 21, and John McCormack, 20, went for a sail on the harbour last evening, in a sixteen-foot open boat. They have boon reported missing to the police. PUBLIC SERVICE ASSOCIATION.

WELLINGTON, August 4

At the annual meeting of the Public Service Association the following officers were elected President, Mr .{A. Burgess; Vice-Presidents, Messrs I?. Fullerton and F. S. Foley; VicePresidents ex-officio, Messrs T. L. Slater, W. J. Ewart, J. P. Lane, E. D. Sinclair. S. T. Barnett, and I). A. Young; Hon. General Treasurer, Air R. Sinol ; Hon. Auditor. Mr R. L. Jcllicoe; Hon. Solicitor, Mr Mazengarb; Section Representatives, North Auckland, Messrs W. S. Hardy; South Auckland, H. W. O. Macintosh; Waikato, B. R. Wakelin; Gisborne, D. W. O’Neill; Taranaki, W. Boardman; Wanganui. J. H. McKay; Hawke’s Bay, J. W. .MacDonald; Palmerston North, O. E. Butcher; Wellington, E. I). Sinclair and G. G. M. Mitchell; Marlborough, W. N. Waugh; Nelson, J. 11. Thornton; West Coast, R. Fullerton; Canterbury, S. Roberts; South Canterbury, S. J. Cotlett; Otago;- J. W. Nisset; Southland, W. Wakelin; Western Samoa, J. H. McKay Lady representatives : Miss B. Barnett and Miss A. M. Palmer. FIVE SHILLING TOTE. WELLINGTON, August 6. A strong recommendation to incoming Stewards to consider the advisability of installing a 5/- totalisator at Hntt Park was made at tile annual inert ing of the Wellington Trotting Club.