DOMINION ITEMS
ROTARY’S AIMKJ
'By Telegraph —ter tress Association
DUNEDIN, May 12
An inspiring addre-'s on Rotary’s many phases, by Mr Sydney Pascal!, the international president, was a feature of this morning’s session of Rotary. Mr Pascal I received -a warm welcome, expressed by Mayor Black, and the district; president, Mr Guthrie. His' 'address was much on the lines already reported. He urged Rotary’s aim was to make people good nationals, not washed out copies. Consequently they saw Rotary in various countries adopting it-elf to the national character and needs. Internationally the greatest need was tb make France and. Germany understand each other. Rotary was effecting the necessary personal contact, but however valuable, the other aims, the chief was that, in their businesses and professions they should carry out in their daily lives Rotary's ideal of service.
A CURRENCY LEAGUE. NAPIER, May 12. Major Central Sir Andrew Russell, is head of: the league to stabilise currency,. which has been formed at Napier. It is; hoped to extend the movement overt he whole Dominion. • ' .A SHEPHERD FOUND DEAD
GISBORNE, May 12. Jack iMalvin Vonpein. aged 28, a shepherd, .employed at Mangatu, left the homestead oil Sunday with a gun. and, as he did not return, a sear !i wry instituted re-ulting in five findi'-g of th» hndy in the hush about a mile from tit" homestead. An inquest i.s proceeding-.
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 May 1932, Page 6
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