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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21639, 25 November 1935, Page 10

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o The Prime Minister, the Rt. Hoti. G. W. Forbes, returned to his home in Cheviot on Saturday after visiting Ashburton and Tirnaru the previous day. He spent the week-end at his home, and will speak to-night at Kaiapoi and to-morrow afternoon at the Rangiora saleyards. He will leave for Wellington to-morrow night. Mr H G Livingstone arrived back in Christchurch from Wellington yesterday morning. Mr L. Corner has left on a business trip to the West Coast. Mr J. Sutherland Ross, of Dunedin, returned south from Wellington by the steamer express on Saturday morning. Mr H S. Williams arrived at Christchurch from Wellington yesterday morning. Colonel G J- Smith returned to Christchurch from Wellington by the steamer express yesterday morning. Dr M G. Louisson was a passenger from Wellington by the steamer express yesterday morning. t .„.,,_ The resignation of Dr. C. O. Lillie from the staff of thl Seddon Memorial Hospital, Gore haTbeen received with regret by the Southland Hospital Board. Mr Malcolm W. Cholerton, of Christchurch, ] P ft last Wednesday for London, via Sydney, to contnue his studies in optics at the Refraction Hospital, London. He expects-to be away about four years. ' Mr G H Watson, who has been transferred from the Christchurch branch of the Public Office to the Invercargill branch left for SScSrgS on Saturday morning to take up his new duties. A cablegram has been received in Wellington A caDiegidii'i Frethey, chief acto the National Bank of New Zealand, T C °tdwL underwent a serious operation in "ijS the end of last month, is now making L ?rPPnverv the doctors being well pleased SSh hts°pio£-ess e and anticipating permanent beneficial results.