Notes on Contributors
Rear Admiral John O’C. Ross joined the Canterbury Division of the Royal Naval Reserve in 1936 and from there he went on to a career which culminated in his appointment in 1965 as Chief of Staff from which he has subsequently retired. He is the author of The White Ensign in early New Zealand (1967), This stern coast (1969) and The lighthouses of New Zealand (1975).
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Turnbull Library Record, Volume 10, Issue 1, 1 May 1977, Page 73
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