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Their EsosllMSjfen Geneva] and the Z-iT, tend spending mml #k [ mitago, Mount Cook, thi, i Sir Francis Bell, »hn - . Wellington on Saturday guest at the - Mr Charles %»lia U ranger under the A»t and an offlwt iihfer mJinEj!* ' Act-; for the Wai» B jitr^S^ ri * l ® ffell '* J Ellosm**,. J lemuka; L. S. Shannon, 1 Mr E. Griffiths, of t}» (} NmiM it I Telegraph I>epMtnM9& KiftiewftKS 1 Sari ttaMfW 00 P"««S tol The Hon. J. 6. Ctataii aftnk * 4»» I of Central Otngw, it J Duuedin on Wednesda* Sk •! leave for the North The King \m KjwnrM of tL *». • #h iSfc,;^ ' jSS£- £WE£XEU| | Mfljruia Springs, via Ltoagahi«fv#M »nd was expected to rfetah jjfutim&i | last week. When the laet mail left Sydndy, jfo Edwin Gen eh, managing ditikfo# &»' Union Theatres, who is widely jii-'; in New Zealand, \m m injS>M| V Lowishnm Private Hospital. ]|j|il||||'' rooently underwent ta o$wSSjW f appendicitis He wn« progi'eesing favourably, , ■ The Prime Minliiter, Mr Mdk'i>' arriving from his Siwth Cftnte'fiKlS on Saturday night, left far JljoMt bv the ferry rteamwr. On tmtfu? Massey leaves for the Ba* (jlTlNttra* district, where a Large Natfvvlpifttm# 1 is to tetk© place. If public WfaMi' Permits, Mr Mnssey how* to fetn a visit to Samoa wly m Mfljr, < i "J Sir Chortes K. Mnbkellwr fah* from tta nositiott of nmkel&fc «IJb „ heßrd of directors of tn» Btitt is Lyi; l , South Wales, after 20 yeart* Mwtaft ijM the office. At a Meeting of uto boutl < m Sydner a few dara ago, Mt thwwfi Buckliuid, wly> hnii boon « dinetO? wj 13 years, was appointed pr«®3«ai. JM is a nephew of a former pfltaridtttt the bank. ■ ■ .t . U M- Edward Kn&x, geflerel tfttoWii of v'.> Holonihl Soger 'lteflriiilA <&u Ltd., iS;.diftey, is not? well onf\ tut allotted. epim,: and eppwaebinwlpfe seventy-fifth year. He u a' to*Ts.|fi> Inteu Sir Edward Kfcox, the l6tktDoer w 't the;. dndl' for jfri ohaitvitm of directors. Mr ICqos. Un<, this enSlnfcnt. brother, SfrAdrtiutt (Chief Justice of Australia), it ftnitlfM of' Sydney, ( -py We shnll always otsociitlf! Admiral Dumnrcsq's nuati brila !&•'#' ' ploit of the MolbottßM Tasman Sea, just as wllujftfjHHPii {» think of the df tho Sydnoy-Emdett enßlilipiaiijl < tionm (states thiQ' "StoMt? fwtjr ft tearing iin. It wi« In the 1019 that, then' ! :Witl» ir 'Hb'f '■ captain, he was appointed 1 runnier of the Austjailfi ■Jfrtjly'a' < nine year, ngn 'h«i tVa« bci*H ifiH lltncc, Tl,'a jato was niwle; nt tfift , Jutland Biittle Hii WBfl of' >i H.M.S. Shannon, and during thai tint*'be *)» p-anion of the, Qrcler of ne&rly two yeam;:l»e' 'dufeity :ia SyHimf." ■■ bnttle-crtlieerti |J :ForiWdy specialist; <he 'W» ''inroßwa Seyeral of s the • mofifc ImpOTtwt' • oeded ,
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17408, 20 March 1922, Page 6
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