GIFTS FROM CITIZENS
TO RETIRING COMMISSIONERS.
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NAPIER, MayVl2. A crowded gathering greeted theUw.o departing commissioners of Messrs J. S. Barton and L. B. CainW bell, at a valedictory ceremony -arrang' ed by the Mayor, to-night. Mr Morse referred to the fine re- i cord set by the commissioners in the last two years, and paid a tribute to the spirit of co-operation which dominated their association with the people of Napier.
Other speakers concurred iii the sentiments expressed by the Mayor and at the conclusion Mr Barton was presented with a silver kiwi mounted on a base, the whole forming a paper weight, made by a local silversmith, aiid Mr Campbell was presented with beautiful cutglass decanter and glasses'. Each suitable responded.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 May 1933, Page 8
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126GIFTS FROM CITIZENS Hokitika Guardian, 15 May 1933, Page 8
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