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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18545, 21 November 1925, Page 14

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. „—-+ - Guests at "Warner's Hotel include Mcs&rp J. W. Macdonald, and t. a. Smith (Wellington). Messrs G. Green, F. W. Major and R. A. Lock (Wellington) are at the United Service Hotel. The Hon. G. J. Anderson. Minister of Mines, came from the south yesterosy, and went to Wellington by the-terrj. The Prime Minister, the Hon. J. G. Coates and Mrs Coatcs returned from Uu tied in yesterday, and went north by the ferfy. Sir Joseph W»r;l was a passenger on last, night's terry to Wellington. He canie from south by the late express. The new Bishop of Christchurch, the Rt. Rev. Campbell Weat-Watgon, D.U., hopes to leave England for New Zealand by the ltotorua on February 12th. At a meeting of the executive of the Nurses' Memorial Chapel Fund held yesterday afternoon, Mr \\. E. Lead, ley was appointed organising secretary. A cfrble message states that B> r James Allen gave a farewell luncheon to tbe Rev. West-Watson, Bishop-elect of Christchurch and his wife, who will sail by the ltotorua on February lOtn next year. Recent arrivals at the Clarendon Hotel include Messrs C. W. Rushbrook (Wellington), li. Mitchell (Blenheim), S. J. Ball (Canvastown), H. I. Robinson (Picton), F. Knight (Auckland), and H. L. Jessep (Lake Coleridge). Gunner Geoifrey Hardwin Heal, of Island Bay, Wellington, and Cadet C. Shuttleworth, of Nelson College, have been selected by the Defence Department to proceed to (Sandhurst, England, to undergo eighteen months' military training. After that they will be attached to the British Army for six ltiontbs prior to returning to New Zealand to" take up positions on tbe Defence staff.