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Part IV.—Miscellaneous Conferences

Title. Place. Date. Names of Representatives. 1. Committee of Inter-governmen-Geneva 14-26 April . . Major A. Highet. tal Experts for Study of Conventions for the Protection of War Victims 2. International Meeting on Marine New York.. 27 AprilMr. H. W. Curtis. Radio Aids to Navigation and New 11 May Mr. T. R. Clarkson. London 3. Provisional Maritime ConsultaParis 16-19 May .. Mr. T. B. McGuire.* tive Council 4. International Conference on Basle 2-7 June Colonel D. G. Wallace. Military Medicine and PharmO pTT dLy 5. International Wheat Council.. Washington 23 June Mr. R. W. Marshall.* Mr. J. S. Scott.* ■6. International Conference on PeNew York.. 14-17 July . . Dr. H. Deem. diatrics 7. International Conference of Copenhagen 20-26 July Mr. F. J. Newhook. Micro-biology (fourth conferMr. A. T. Johns. ence) Dr. D. Stewart. ■8. Meetings of Technical ComToronto 4 AugustDr. M. A. F. Barnett. missions of the International 13 September Meteorological Organization '9. Fifth International Dental ConBoston 4-8 August Mr. J. L. Saunders. ference 10. South East Asia Social Welfare Singapore . . 18-23 August Mr. W. Parsonage. Conference 11. Fuel Economy Conference The Hague 2-9 September Mr. A. E. Davenport. Mr. R. J. Harvey. 12. Conference of Directors of the Washington 22 SeptemberDr. M. A. F. Barnett. International Meteorological 11 October Organization 13. Meeting of Representatives of Sydney 26-28 November Mr. R. T. G. Patrick. Signatories to South Pacific Mr. R. H. Wade.* Commission Agreement 14. International Wheat Council .. Washington 8 December .. Mr. R. W. Marshall.* Mr. J. S. Scott.* 15. International Wheat Conference Washington 28 January, 1948 Mr. R. W. Marshall.* Mr. J. S. Scott.* 16. War Histories Conference Washington 4-6 February.. Major-General H. K. Kippenberger. Colonel M. C.Fairbrother. * Members of the Staff of External Affairs Department or of a New Zealand Overseas Diplomatic Mission.