PERSONAL ITEMS
Flying-Officer H. C. Owen, Sydney, is at the Hotel St. George. Dr. W. 0. Hing and Dr. A. McGregorGrant. of Auckland, and Dr. J. Moore, Greymouth, are at the Royal Oak Hotel.' Sir Francis Colchester-Wemyss and Lady Wemyss, of England, are at the Royal Oak Hotel. Mr. D. A. Aiken, managing-director of the Union Company, who has been visiting Hawke’s Bay, has returned to Wellington. Bishop West-Watson, of Christchurch, is expected to visit the Westland Diocese next month. While there he will dedicate new churches at Waitaha and Waiho, and visit Karangarua and Bruce Bay. Mr. R. W. Patchings, England; Mr. J. J. Corry, Blenheim; Mr. E. W. Spencer, Reefton; Mr. J. 11. Perrett, Sanson; Mr. J. A. Johnstone, Dunedin; Sir. R. E. Cuthbertson, Wanganui; Mr. T. Reynolds, Mr; E. 11. Northcroft, and Mr. C. R. Richwhite, Auckland, are at the Royal Oak Hotel. Mr. N. A. Wallis and Mr. .1. Ballin, Christchurch; Mr. G. Graiclian, Germany; M. Paul de Koniug, Sydney; Mr. G. Seggie, Melbourne; Mr. S. C. Sutherland and Mr. H. E. Shiel. Dunedin; Mr. W. M. Jacobs, Mr. B. McCartney, Mr. A. W. Cook and Mr. I. C. Horton, Auckland, are at the Hotel St. George. Mr. A. S. Horsley and Mr. L. D. McLaren, of Auckland; Mr. N. D. Smith ; and Mr. A. Mclntosh, Gisborne; Mr. A. V. Dawson and Mr. F. R. Dunsford, Wa- i nganui; Messrs. T. Newman and S. New- i man. Nelson; Mr. L. Breakwell, Donne- 1 virke; Mr. P. Horne, Mr. A. M. Shand j i and Mr. A. D. Paterson, Christchurch; i i Mr. W. M. Angus, Napier; Mr. J. S. Mac- I i donald, Invercargill, are staying at the I' Grand Hotel, ’
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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 145, 16 March 1931, Page 8
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