N.Z. JOURNALISTS
21st ANNUAL CONFERENCE. (Per Press Association, Copyright). CHRISTCHURCH, September 18. Tho twenty-first annual conference of the New Zealand Journalists’ Associav tiuii decided to-day. that its headquarters sliould. remain at Auckland’ for the coming year. The following' officers were elected : —President; Mr J. AV. L. "Jillett; vice-president) 'Mr RA. Kenny; secretary, air. ,G'. L. Sandbrook ; treasurer, Mr. T. Clarkson; trustees,;.Messrs- A. l!\ Grace and : G. F. Jnglis; auditors, Messrs E'. Of Fra-nktom and H. C. Newell. .. ’ It was recommended' that briihehes endeavour to. secure; additional, facilities for' young journalists to-attend university lectures, parvfeularly those | e - ding uo to -W diploma in' journalism.. The proposal for establishing brancii libraries- of works-- wpon .. journaliiSm. • and related'subjects was also approved.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 September 1933, Page 6
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