Our Centenary – Commemorative Plaque
The final commemoration of AJPA’s centenary is the installation of a plaque on the side of the Metropolis Building, built
Read moreThe final commemoration of AJPA’s centenary is the installation of a plaque on the side of the Metropolis Building, built
Read moreFurther street names named after prominent Justices of the Peace in the first 30 years of Auckland’s settlement, 1840 -1870:
Read moreThere were a number of streets named after prominent Justices of the Peace in the first 30 years of Auckland’s
Read moreJustices of the Peace have been deployed over the years to decide, or officiate, at less-official occasions when impartiality is
Read moreBefore the days of morgues, bodies were usually conveyed to a local hotel where an inquest would be held. The
Read moreJustice of the Peace, K. Jones, successfully acted as mediator at Karamea Airport in 1978 in the face of an
Read moreAdd this to the list of odd duties undertaken by Justices of the Peace. G. T. Wright, JP, was asked
Read moreJim Niven, co-ordinator of the Whau Support Group was interviewed for this article promoting the services provided by Justices of
Read moreClucy Ingram was interviewed by Jim Birchall for this article in the “Gulf News” publicising the work of Justices of the
Read moreThe following article appeared in “Shorelines”. Our thanks to Patricia Kay and the Albany and Bays group ShoreLines – JP
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