THE SOCIAL ROUND
PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. George Bond has returned from Wangamii. * * * * Mrs. II- G. Miller, of Wellington, is at the Grand Hotel. * * * * Mr?. G. Irving, of Wellington, is staving at the Star Hotel. * » * * Mrs. T. H. Taylor, of Suva, Fiji, is spending a holiday in Auckland. * • * « Mi?s Crichton Imrie leaves by the Aorangi for the East, via Australia. * * * a Mr?. J. J. Herb, of Vancouver, arrived by the Aorangi, and is staying at the Grand Hotel. • • * » Mrs. D. H. Hooper and Miss B. Hooper, nf Gloucester, England, are staying at the Grand Hotel. » * » » Grand Hotel visitors include Mrs. G. Grocott, of Hamilton, and Mrs. I. M. Booth, of Whangaroa. * * * * Hotel Gargen visitors are Mrs. H. Lloyd, of Melbourne, and Miss P. 0. Wilson, of Hongkong. * * * * Mr. and Mrs. William Watson, of Thames, retxirn to the Dominion on Tuesday, after a year's tour of England. Mr. P. W. Leucli, of Berne, Switzerland, whose present home is in London, has come to New Zealand to marry a New Zealand girl. She is Miss Katie Duncan, daughter of Mr. T. A. Duncan, the well-known sheep farmer and racehorse owner of Hunterville. The couple met in London where Miss Duncan was staying for twelve months. Mr. Leuch is a research chemist in the photographic industry, and the wedding will take place in Hunterville to-morrow. After spending some time travelling in New Zealand, Australia and America, they will return to London. Mr. Leuch met on arrival by the Misses K. and S. Duncan, who were in Auckland waiting for the Aorangi's arrival.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 69, 23 March 1931, Page 11
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