CELEBRITY SHUNS PUBLICITY
VETERAN OF THE GREAT IVAR.
Mr. Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, is known for his hatred of publicity, but less so for bis unorthodoxy in dress. Instead of wearing the cut-away coat, striped trousers and “stove pipe” of the traditional London city man, he prefers a business suit, a turn-down collar and a broad-brimmed felt hat. In this dress, it is recorded, he was strolling through the bank one day when a new and enqrgctic clerk said to him, “This i~ no place for a walk. Be so good as to get out I”
Mr. John McGee, the oldest soldier to fight in the British armies during-the war. has died at MonzO, Northern Rho? desia. , He was nearly 100 years old. When volunteering for service in East Africa in 1914 he unblushingly gave his age as 37. Mr. McGee was allowed to accompany the Rhodesian troops, and it is. recorded that he took part in several ‘‘warin’’ skirmishes, but after a year he was invalided out of the army. He settled in Northern Rhodesia, and at the time of bis death he was living on a farm presented to him by Sir Starr Jamieson.
NO LOST TIME' R.ECRETS When you go to England . . . SwHtß gO there! on t was te valuable time in “round about” travelling, and in totally inac equate “stop overs” at vanous P oints en r °ute. *^ us * : y ours elf and your luggage on board a New Zealand Shipping Co.’s vessel, and disembark again at London. No trouble.. No worry .. Fine ships, and fine service. And when you realise how much there is to see, and to do at Home, you’ll be glad you saved those precious extra days by travelling the direct, the logical route . . “via Panama!” THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. LTD. SAILINGS * “REMUERA” saik about - 17th Feb., 1934 ** “RUAHINE” „ - 3rd Mar., 1934 •** “RANGITIKI” „ „ . 16th Mar., 1934 *** “RANGITANE” „ „ . 13th Apr., 1934 *** “RANGITATA” „ „ - 11th May, 1934 ** “ROTORUA” „ „ - 12th May, 1934 * “REMUERA” „ „ - 9th June, 1934 •—•Cabin Class and Tourist Class, ••’“Tourist Class only, •••capital Class. Tourist Qaas. and 3rd Class. Head Office, Maritime Building, Customhouse Quay, Wellington.
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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 35, 4 November 1933, Page 13
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