PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20262, 3 August 1937, Page 3

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.

INSTITUTE’S CONFERENCE. (By Teleg r » r »ii—T”-pc<, *qc;or'.int'nri ) WELLINGTON, Monday. The New Zealand Institute of Public. Administration's second annual conference concluded on Friday. The’ conference decided to award biennially a medal for the best study in public administration. The desirability of University instruction in the higher fields of’public administration was emphasised. Professor T. A. Hunter expressed appreciation of the institute’s efforts in this direction. Officers elected were President, Mr J. n. Robertson; vice-presidents, Messrs W. D. Arndt. S. T. Barnett, A. McCarthy, N. R. Mclsaac and Dr. A. G. Rulcliers; national executive, Hr. Rulcliers and Messrs F. R. Stephens, W. Stewart and G. L. Agarsecretary. Mr c. A. McFarlane; treasurer, Mr 11. Ormrod. HAPPY AGAIN. l-or ir, years I siifTorod distressing- irrl I.it ion rrom Psoriasis. During this period I sought and acted on the best advice-nil to no purpose, i was steadliy kuing down the hill—arraid or losing my fob. I hen lie day I met a Mend who advised me to go to. the Kle.xema Rooms Tills 1 did. and right from the commencement ! got immediate roller. it is a pleasant and scientific method. Now all the trouble has gone, and I am happy nnlv ' «ne, !n-,c eSt ° f ,IPn . ,,h fl,l » s P"*ltS. onl.\ specialists are callable of treating skin diseases, and lids is the reason of treatment,” 1 ul 1 11 * suc cesses or the Klexema if .\oil are unable to visit our rooms write lor our Tree booklet—you can Lie siicceT-slull.v treated by mall.' Building,' Ib v,tional Bank