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to investigate causes of the decline of the birth rate; he was largely responsible for the report that was issued. He had for some time been interested in the care of delinquent and mentally deficient children and in 1902 was appointed president of the state
Children's Relief Department. He published
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in 1896. Mackellar was later president of the bank for most of the years 1901â1923. Mackellar was also chairman of the
Gloucester Estate Co., chairman of the Mutual Life & Citizens' Assurance Co. Ltd; he had been a trustee in 1911â14. He was also a director of Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd, the
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