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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 33, 9 February 1939, Page 4

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Sir Charles Norwood arrived from Wellington by air yesterday afternoon. Mr. W. A. Donald returned by train J this morning after a ehort business I visit to Wellington. Captain D. Henderson was a passen»ei- for Wellington by the early express this afternoon. Mr. Stanley S. Scott, accompanied by Mr. C. K. Moore, returned from Wellington by the Limited this morning. Mr. J. Sawers, district traffic manager of railways at Auckland, returned this morning after a short visit to Wellington. j Mr. H. S. Eaetfsate, who hae been on a brief visit to Wellington, returned to Auckland by the Limited express this morning. Mr. George Mills, chairman of the Auckland division of the New Zealand National party, i« attending a conference of the party in Wellington. Mr. E. L. Kutledge, who hae been on a brief business visit to Auckland, will leave by the Limited express this evening on his return to Wellington. j Mr. Lisle Alderton, who has been J visiting Wellington on biu-iness connected with the Arbitration Court, returned by tl:is morning's Limited exj press. Mr. W. H. Cocker, president of the Auckland University College, and Mr. A. H. Johnstone, K.C., vice-president, who attended a sitting of the Senate of the University of Xew Zealand in (. In istcliurch, returned by train this morning. j -Major H. Tomlinson, a retired officer of the Huffs and a veteran of both the j Hoer and the Great Wars, who is visiting Xew Zealand on holiday, was a passenger by the Limited express this morning. Major Tomlinson is an historian and an accomplished speaker He intends to spend most of his time here fishing.