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A Sun cable fiom London states that Lord Bvng received a viscount' - in recognition of his services in Canada. Dr T. L. Paget, of the Department of Health, passed through Gisborne yesterday on a holiday visit to the. Coast district. The Mayor of Rotorua, Mr C. H. Clinkard, met with a serious accident at noon yesterday, failing frem the roof of a garage on to the concrete floor. He was removed to hospital, where an .x-ray examination dis Posed a severe injury to the spine, mak-
ing an operation imperative.— i’.A
Three executive officers of the Auckland group of the New Zealand Political Reform League, Messrs C. H. Wilson, Gins. Gardner arid Mrs Basil Caborix. arrived in Gisborne from Napier last evening to attend a gathering arranged by the local branch of the League to ho held this afternoon.
The Governor-General (Sir Charles Fergusson) and Lady Alice Fergusson, paid a visit of inspection to the woollen mills of Messrs lies* and Glendining at Iloslyn yesterday morning. In the evening his Excellency was the guest at a social arranged bv the. Otago Officers Club. In vhc afternoon Lady Alice addressed a meeting of the League of Mothers. — P.A.
Mr Bruce. Federal Premier, is'already crowded with engagements, states a ’London cable message. He lias had interviews with several Cabinet Ministers.* On Saturday afternoon he will address thousands (,i children attending Sir Alan G.->h-ham’s lecture in the Albert Hal]. This will reach a much wider audience throughout Britain, as the proceedings will he broadcasted. —A. and N.Z.C.A.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 10490, 15 October 1926, Page 4
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