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PERSONAL ITEMS

VICEREGAL.

The . Governor-General and Lady; Bledisloe were present at the Wellingtou races atr Trenthani' oii'Saturday. Yesterday morning their Excellencies attended Divine service at St. Mark's Church. This morning, the. Governor■; General presided at a 'meeting of" the Executive Council.-

■Dr. M.' G. Louissqn: returned^ to the south on Saturday evening.

Mr. D. Jones, .chairman- of the Jfcw Zealand Aleat Producers'. JSoaid, ';• left Wellingtonoor.nr. Saturday evening for Christchurch. •

Mr. D. Gould returned to ,' Christchurcb. on Saturday evening after a brief visit to Wellington.

It is proposed by the London headquarters of the Royal Life-saving Society to send the general seeretarv, Mr. Sydney J. Monks; to New 'Zealand, about the end of. January, 1935. -Thetour is estimated, to take about six weeks, during Which time Mr. Monks will visit all the main towns in New Zealand, ■ as/well as the New Zealand swimming and surf championships, -with the object of gaining an insight into the work being.carried out in/.the various centres of the. society in New: Zea-' land..:.. '■"..' '.:, •'": - .". . .-.' -.;.'.. <..-., _;_

The funeral of "the late-' Mr ; Charted Hinds, M.M., 39533, >■ N.Z.8.F.,-'-.- took place at the Soldiers' Cemetery; Karori, on Saturday afternoon, and was largely attended by -relatives and friends. Among those present were Mr. E. P. Norman (representing the Mayor) j Mr. E. A. Wright, M.P./Might.-Lieut. Denton (representing" the G^O.C), Mr. E. Kupli (representing the Pensions Department), and Mr: Kelly (representing the E.S.A.). The service was cbndueted by the Rev. Father" Kelly.

Staying at the Hotel St. .George ara Mr. and Mrs."N: S. Walker (Auckland), Mr. and Mrs. A.- E. ]V Grundy (Los Angeles), Messrs. i>. E. Pharazyu and J. L. Kisher (Wanganui), W. M. Shand (Christchureh), G. O 3CaUaghan (Melbourne), and P. Chapman (Auckland'). " , "■:-.' ~';■. .;.. -.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Hussey (^angamii), Messrs. L. Barringtoia (Marlborougt), E. E. Ireland (Oamaru), a.Ed KellsMason, G. W. Lawrence, and TJ. E. Masters (Au-ckland), are' staying at the Eoyiil Oak Hotel. . ".',;;. Messrs... J. Cleany (Dunedin)/ S.. L. .Moses, ■!;. I. Findlay, and JV/C. P. Eogers (Aueldand) are ariong the guests at the Grand Hotel.. '

Visitors to 'Wellington.stay ing at th» Empire Hotel include Messrs. W. Jw Thompson and C. M. Cox (Autklana), G. Campbell (Dannevirke), E- G. Amor* (Hamilton), and C. Corbett'(Sydney).

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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 13, 16 July 1934, Page 11

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PERSONAL ITEMS Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 13, 16 July 1934, Page 11

PERSONAL ITEMS Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 13, 16 July 1934, Page 11

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