"GOING HOME."
i • ■ -Am. T. LAMOXT FAEEWELLED. 3 At yesterday's meeting of the Waitemata Electric Tower Board, the opportunity was taken of saying "bou voyage" to Mr. T. Lamout, who is leaving shortly on a trip to Britain and the United States. The chairman of the s board (Mr. J. W. Hayden) conveyed the t good wishes of the board to Mr. Lamont . for a pleasant trip and a safe return. t Mr. Hayden said that they trusted that r Mr. Lamont would return better in a health, and they felt sure that he would - gain a great deal of valuable informan tion relative to local bodies and electrical 3 development. Mr. Lamout thanked the members of e the board for their good wishes, and t said that during his absence, he intended to make the fullest inquiries into mate ters of public interest, which he hoped 7 would be of some use to the community v on his return.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1927, Page 16
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