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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20028, 9 September 1930, Page 10

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The Minister for Hon. H. Atmore) will the Kaiapoi electorate ii|H|Ql|| the pupil? will'have re*ssmH|H| wilj go to' "Belfast. at Kajapoi at ; 10.15 a.m., to^MHHWj Mr Atmore temst to WgHKHij night. j. 49HH The Hon. W. B. for Public Works, on Saturday. Daring JWi he inspected the Botorafl||HH| construction' wwkfc'; Visited the State made investigations bathhouse, , especially ■ .wwfalMßM batli.—Press Aaodihw J-rajjAnHH staying at, the UnitedjSeffl||H^n Mr E. L. Macassey' staying at the Mr A. J. the YM.C.A., is visitißg^^MHj Mr M. Dennehjr,. Manager of Railways, lington last evening, Messrs H. V. Searle XJf^^^j^H recent arrivals at Mr A. L. Menziei, ily relieving as chief of Health, and taken up his datht j' Mr J. W. Greenslade t month, who has brother, the Bev. W, Christcbnrch, will return Coast this morning. c 1" 4|||HhH The retirement on Mr' Frederick Hart as Magistrate's Court atWeIMIIJ|M announced yesterdays ' Mr years of age, and tho Public Service. Otago,- in, 1872, he was local school and the triet High School. He, lie Service in 1889 *8 Magistrate's Conrt at his long career he Magistrates and half of the Supreme Court. ; linquish his. present month, and go abroad ©a a years chief clerk, Christchurch.-and who transferred to the Department in W elHt>gtta||fflHH members of the staff o£il—church office ■wished him good-bye. Telford, Me^ca^Oo^-^B^H ftXwHh a travd^lgH^H the esteem in which and^wished^tiim ffof the' staff fittingly tion." " ■ ,-■ :■ -