A TRIP ABROAD
On Thursday evening, in the Metho* dist Church room at Hataitai, the flrrt of a series of Chatanqua evenings was held, when Mr. Furkert (chief engineer, of the Public Works Department) lee* tared on various phases of his recent trip abroad. He dealt principally with' the Old World cities of Algeria and Tunis, such as Carthago and Timgada Mr. J. Caughley presided, and. there was a good attendance. Various little iscw dents of the peculiarities ofthes* did forent cities wero cited, such as the eol4 that Mr.. Furkert experienced during his nine or ten days' 8oiour» in Algeria. During- th« ereiiing solosj were given by Mr. Phippg. Mr. Jfostbiu in expressing gratification of the pro 3. motors at. the large audience, referee* to the remaining events of the Seaaon and aslccd for a cbntinn'e'd interests Ou Thursday next Lieut. Gondon Butt will give a travel tall:, "With Commander Worsley in the Frozen North;" XieuV Burt was a climber of the expedition* 1 and his address will be {Rostrated wttkL; lantetn yiew*. Mi« i^i, Bwow i3|
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 20, 23 July 1927, Page 15
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178A TRIP ABROAD Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 20, 23 July 1927, Page 15
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