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The Hon. Sir Ileaton Khodes atn&st from Wellington on Saturday. . * Dr. F. W. Hilgcndorf reiuraeg fn*t Wellington yesterday. Messrs W. H. Cowper, B. Wood, £ Kennedy, H. Frascr, and H. rived from Wellington on Baturfar. Dr. W. S. Seed returned front ¥dlington on Saturday. 1 ' The Mayor (Mr D. G. Snllivaß, IL?4 returned from Wellington yesteribj. Mr E. C. Turner (Auckland) a t guest at Wamer'a Hotel. Recent arrivals at the Xe», (% Hotel include Messrs W. D. ■ firatt (Sydney), W. H. Brown, D. F. Sid (Marton), E. Foote (Dunedin), ztiL D. Spedding (Invercargill). T : Messrs C. A. Mortlock (Hac&rt Bay) and G. B. Pritchett are guest at .the Boyal HotsL, W Messrs J. A. Sheriff, J. Sca&Mjta E. G. Foote (Auckland), J. W.Jhb J, de Winter, E. Wallace, B- ?.,§££ (Wellington), A. Clark, J. B. ltfMgi H. Halliday, W. A. Mitson M. Taylor (Timaru), H. Voet OSwßjl, W. Gledhill (Sydney), B. (Fiji), Paul Farvacque (FrtM&.Si J. Dobbie (London) are United Service Hotel. Mr, H. T. Falla, who waa president of the Chriatchnrch and Stonc-Fruit Growers' AsMg|p at the annual meeting of the 4jjP#* tion on Saturday night, is entMgM his third term as president Sir James Gunson and Mr-Mr man, North Island members .tcHl! ways Board, and Mr P. <L-lgg|l (General Manager of BaityvnElftjffi with other members of the BmBW been inspecting branch lines ttlßjjy land, have returned to Welliiij(Mj£s; Messrs H. P. Bridge, W. B. ton, and. George Pettigrew, duMMf the Snowy Biver Sluicing OgWp Limited, left by Saturday's eqaW,? confer with tho company's, WPff regarding the commencement Of Mr C. G. Wilkinson, on hchritdEflf New Zealand Fruitgrowers' ?(W9 expressed sympathy with I church Tomato and StofflWftgkJHS era' Association at the AiMB annual meeting on Saturday the death of Mr H. FirmW> "fIMK secretary-treasurer. He said jgggK came as a terrible shock hear, on his return from toa^l^M® Mr Firman's death. The would l'oel their loss sevciWi'fjMffi the Federation's behalf own, ho desired to express pat-by with tho Association. v»sjjßp Mr J.- Yoss, vice-president Methodist Conference, is near future on a tour of the HfMi circuits and home mission Mißfflgg the Marlborough, Nelson, and W«Hg provinces in the interests and Maori Missions and OB«ggfl| tension Department, and of fund for providing ances to aged home missiooMWKJßjjH acting as the Society's the various Sunday services night meetings, as well as the official organisation partment's operations, he turn to this City about the in June. Messrs E. J. Howard, *l% Kyle, M.P., P. A. de la PerwgfeJJ the Hon. L.M. Isitt, the Si the Hon. J. A. Hanan, andW a J. G. Garland, were passengw® -el Wellington by Saturday* - stCamer - =====« ■=«
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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20524, 18 April 1932, Page 8
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