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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 200, 21 May 1936, Page 8

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Sir James Allen arrived at Wellington from the South Island yesterday. Mr. Justice Johnston was a passenger from Wellington last night for Christchurch. Mr. H. D. Acland arrived at 'Wellington yesterday from Christchurch. Mr. J. S. Land was a passenger from Wellington last night for the south. Mr. J. Fletcher, Auckland, was a passet,;er to Wellington yesterday from the north. Mr. C. T. Aschman was a passenger to Wellington yesterday from Christchurch. Mr. T. A. Lyons, Wanganui, will leave from Wellington for England today by the Rotorua. Captain L. Vaughan Morgan, accompanied by Mrs. Morgan, left Wellington last night for the South Island. The Rev. G. M. McKenzie, headmaster of the Cathedral Grammar School. Christchurch, is visiting Wellington. Mr. A. H. Johnstone. K.C., arrived at Wellington yesterday from Auckland. Mr. F. W. Greenslade was unanimously elected chairman of the Waimea Electric Power Board, says a Press Association message from Nelson. Mr. J. G. L. Hewitt, chairman of the Railway Appeal Board, arrived at Wellington yesterday morning from Auckland. .Mr. 11. Duncan Hall, of the Secretariat of the League of Nations, Geneva, will arrive at Wellington on completion of his mission to lite South Island this morning and will be entertained by the 33 Club nt luncheon at the Royal (,’iik Hotel. .Mr. Lionel -I. Dumbleton. entomologist of Hie Cawthron Institute, Nelson, has left for Australia, where he will engage in research work' in the Waite Agricultural Scientific Institute, Adelaide. Mr. Dunihleton will return to the Cawthron Institute at the end of 12 months. Mr. T. E. Grantham, who has been appointed hostel, membership and office secretary of the Christchurch Young Men's Christian Association, was formerly a member of tile London Central Y.M.C.A. He was educated at Charterhouse School, ami front there joined a Scottish firm of accountants in London and qualified as a Scottish chartered accountant in 1934. Mr. John Farrell litis left for Wanganui to herald (he provincial tour of Williamson’s company now at the Grand Opera House, Wellington,