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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 58, 9 April 1930, Page 9

Eox, the man who was found guilty 'of the murder of his mother in the sensational "Room 63" case, was exeeuted in London. . __Tho Rev. Eather J. Hickson, of Hawke's Bay, returned to Wellington : frpm Sydney by the Maunganui yester4ay, after spending six weeks on holiduys in tlie Comnionwealth. The annnal conference of the exeeutive officers of the New Zealand Forest . Service was opened at Nelson to-day hy the Hon. W. B. Taverner. It was rayealed that there are 7.500,000 acres of indigenous forest under the care of ,the service. Patrons are reminded of the song • fecital _ to-morrow evening at eight sharp in the Cosmopolitan Coneert Chamber, hy the stpdents of Mrs M B. Higginson, assisted by Mrs K R. Fairey, and Mrs Bromley Hill at the piano Miss Kate Mullany in violin ohligatos, and Mr George Stegall in 'cello ohligatos. Items will he given hy tlie junior clioir, concerted numbers by the -students, and vocal solos' and" solos with ohligatos by individual performers. The admission charge is one shilling and seats may he reserved at jfche Bristol Piano Co. for that amount. Tlie annnal report of ihe Hawke's Bay Refe'rees' Association stated, "We wer-e . irnfqrtuna'te ' iri . losing seyeral jnemher's who were transferred to other districts, those afFected being ■ .Messrs^ Diekenson, Stratford-, Henry and Gilclirist. Our loss is a severe one, as these..gent]epien were active aiid valuable jnembers. Mr Diekenson Was made a life member in nppreciatipn of his long and active connection with the association, which extended over a period of 25 years. It is with fieelings of deep regret we record the loss we have sustained tlirough the death of the late Mr J. Mullany. The deeeased gentleman was one of our oldest memhers, who, during his long serciaticm with us had rendered veoman service, and to his bereaved widow and family we extend our sincere sympathv. f Suitahle lenses relieve the eyes from 6train, and 'so effectively increase their powers that more . and better .work can he performed. ' H. M. Bennett, opposite 3Ia.iestia Theatre, Napier, ConBijlting Optician.* _ Because - of the tendeney . of liipe- t,o sink deep iijtg the eoil heneath the range of p]ant food systems, and be - cause it is of the greatest" benefit to -plannei when near the surface, it is always found preferable to apply llme to the surface and hnrrow it into the soijj rather tban-to apply it and pl'oughit m. Write for prices and particulars. 'Amners' Lime Co., Ltd., Bpx 1, Napier.* ' ■ ;