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Sir Lindo and Lady Ferguson to-day celebrated their golden wending. They were married in St. Paul’s prbcathedral fifty years ago. Dr J. J. North, principal of the Newi Zealand Baptist College, Auckland, has been transferred for six weeks to the Hanover Street Baptist Church, and is staying with his brother, Dr Charles North. It was reported at a meeting of the executive of the Dunedin fowling Centre on Saturday night that one or the members (Mr E. G. G. Falconer) was confined to Ins home as a result ofl < illness, and it was decided to send him a letter of sympathy. Mr J. L. Passmore was a passenger, for Wellington by this morning's express. The Rev. F. H. Wilkinson, president of the New Zealand League or Nations Union, left for Wellington this morning on union business. ( Mr E. J. Preen,, booked for the West Coast, was a passenger by this morning’s express. Mr L. Lookhead left by train thin morning for Wellington. Mr G. S. Austad travelled to lington by this morning’s express. The composition of the Taieri Mouth’ Domain Board is notified in the News Zealand ‘ Gazette,’ the members being the chairman of the Bruce County, Council, the member for Waihola Rid- ■ ing in the Bruce County Council* Messrs W. R. Brugh, J. S. Joseph, PJ. Priest, J. P. Walls, J. Henry, . J, M'Gormack, and 6. H. Thomson. A Press Association cable message from Sydney states that among tha passengers on the Wanganella, which sailed at 9 p.m. on Saturday for Wellington, are Sit Maurice Hankey and Sir George Pearce. The latter is Minister of External Affairs and a' former Minister of Defence. Other; passengers include the swimmer, RegClark, and the diver, Harry Tickle* who are to tour the South Island. Staying at the Grand Hotel are Mp ' Eddie A. Ross (Falmouth, Mass.), Mp. Glen Q. Knight (Honolulu), Messrs R. H. Harroweu, A. H. Oswin, Mr and Mrs T. Bier (Auckland), Messrs L. J„ Clarke and A. F. Turnhull (Wellington), Miss M. Whelan, Messrs M. F, : Barnett, N. Hawkins, and A. Y,Smith (Christchurch). City Hotel.—Mr and Mrs B. Woodhams, Mr and Mrs H. S. Boddingtott (Christchurch), Messrs H. S. Park and W. J. Boddington (Balclutha), Mr L,, J. Ritchie (Invercargill).
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Evening Star, Issue 21881, 19 November 1934, Page 9
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