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Major R. E. Goddard (SuMdx, jg|lj land) is at the United Service Httttm Mr C. B. Norwood, lington, is staying at TWSp Dr. P. Stanley Foster baa itiura to Christchureh after a holidar Uw North Island. ■ ijjj Sir James Parr (Minister tion) returned to Wellington frmtfwa north on Saturday. Mr J. A. Flcsher returned oa urday from Dunedin, vrhartj fell tended the Methodist Co liferent" «| The .Prime Minister (Right Hon J G. Coates) left Christchurch on wjf turn to Wellington on Saturdiy^j||| Mr Peter Trolove, who h*s spending a holiday with Mr Ktugjyg Kumford in Dunedin and is going on to Auckland with iSTO) ford this week. gSg Messrs J. R. Arnott (Nanier) ft wl Callum, H. S. Hislop, Winstta-Jfijl Aitcheson, G. W. Arnold, A. iFli£ (Wellington), G. E. Cott»nH 'jfiHß maru), W. Graham and J. (Gisborne) are at Warner's Hotel IIS Dr. Ranston, Rev. F. T. E. T. Cox, Eev. J. E. Parson* Bag <T. F. Martin, and Mr A. S, £gj§9 who attended the Methodist ComD at Dunedin, arrived ia Chrultekv^^S Among the guests at the Hotel are Messrs R. Pcrcv McLennan. A. Hall, and J ijPlfß (Wellington), M. O'Neill,' X^SISH G. L. Thomas, E. W. Probert/lfSff Mac Donald, E. M. Strain (|Mn and H. 0. Bowron (Timara). 4^i The Rev. Samuel Lawry, wfclffgl many years has filled the Ajgjß Connexional Secretary of ist Church at Christchurcb, witta||B quisli his position in April, l(OH successor will be the Rev. M Pratt, now stationed at P&httjjjifi As a result of a decision an»£jm by the Methodist tlatj™ lowing Ministers will remove North Canterbury district, in Rev. H. Eyan, Eev. B. B. 8. Bailey, Rev. F. T. Betd, jMI B. Paris. The incoming the Rev. H. L. Blamires, Bev. Eev. H. Sharp, Rev. R. Bainev Mr N. P. Xeal. B-Ag.. BA.ywjl Ciha'isijchruoh for America pt s3* 27th. For the pact tour Neal has been - Agriculture uittrM St. Andrew's College. . jgtadgj taking up a post graduate «e«ih£i| Agriculture at the Wisconsin Ttwßji sity, where he will specialise ia Among the recent arriiftla United Servioe Hotel are Stanton, C. E. Webb, A. (Wellington), W. G. Nicholson aitfiil Jackson Fowler (Sova, Fiji), 'j|H Ridgeway (London), B. Rnmsay, W. J. Wade, (Sydney), W. S. Green (tfellxyampjjl H. Short (Nelson), P., terton), F. Brewer (Aueklaal), (Geraldine), and Dr. W.MeXay (6^^ . A visitor of conaiderahl* tolri&w will arrive in Welliagtoiratt 'KhI to spend a few d»ya » Stf-HtwyiMß of London (says~tbe'''C3nu|c!i Bwjraß Ho is en route for the Geacntl-HiWH dist Conference in Brisbane ,mi -mS ' 23rd.Sir Hemy Lnnn baa toa yH fluential vorker in the cause of C|raH ian reunion, and the' remarkable holm Conference owed much to his« spiration and leadership; s ße %» ihß strong protagonist of t Nations. A loyal has devoted many years much wealth to thg proißattq»a«Bßßß will-between Christian-Jjg^p^^|
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18634, 8 March 1926, Page 8
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