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Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 295, 10 September 1941, Page 6

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Vice-Regal. Government House, Wellington, September 9. This morning his Excellency the Governor-General, attended by Captain C. J. Holland-Martin, visited a factory engaged in the manufacture of clothing for the armed forces. This evening his Excellency the Gov-ernor-General, attended by Captain C. J. Holland-Martin, was present at. a concert in the Town Hall in aid of the Patriotic Fund. 4 ~~~ ‘ Lieut.-General Sir Guy Williams, military adviser to the New Zealand Government, returned to Wellington yesterday from the south. Mr. I. B. Cromb was an arrival at Wellington yesterday from Christchurch. Mr. A. G. McClure, Wellington, left Auckland for Sydney by the Monterey on Saturday. f Dr. H. B. Turbott, director of school hygiene, left Wellington last night for the South Island.

Professor Julius Stone, professor of law at Auckland University College, left Auckland for Sydney by the Monterey on Saturday. Mr. D. H. Dureau, of the Melbourne firm of Brown and Dureau and Co., Ltd., was a guest at the Wellington Rotary Club’s luncheon yesterday.

Mr. Walter Norwood, director and general manager of Dominion,Motors Ltd., has returned to Wellington after a visit to the United States.

Mr. W. S. Mac Gibbon, president of the Canterbury Chamber of Commerce, returned to Christchurch by the steamer express from Wellington last night.

Mr. David Reid, who has been manager of the Bank of New Zealand in London for the last nine years, was a visitor to the Wellington Rotary Club’s luncheon yesterday.

Sergeant G. M. Amner, R.N.Z.A.F., Napier, who has been serving with the R.A.F. in England, Malta, and Egypt for the past 16 months, and who recently returned to New Zealand, is now visiting Wellington.

Flying Officer H. S. Lusk, a son o. Mr. J. B. Lusk, of St. Andrew’s Road, Epsom, has been appointed senior control officer at an R.A.F. station in Wales, with the rank of flight lieutenant.

Mr D. S. Hamilton, head office inspector of the State Advances Corporation, Wellington, has arrived at Christchurch to take over the management of the corporation’s Christchurch branch during the convalescence of Mr. F. Shaw, who recently underwent an operation. Canon W. S. Bean, Christchurch, will celebrate this month the sixtieth anniversary of his ordination by Bishop Harper in St. . Michael’s Church. Canon Bean was vicar of Addington from 1892 to 1933, a record of service in one parish in the Christchurch Diocese. He was ordained deacon on September 25, ISSI, and. priest in the Cathedral in September, 1883.