PERSONALS.
The Nobel prize for literature for 1927 has been awarded to Henri Burgson, and the 192 S prize to Sigrid Undset, tha Norwegian woman novelist.—A. and N.Z.C.A. Sir Harry Lauder and party have cabled to 'the effect that they are coming to Russell in January to indulge in big game fishing. Arrangements have been made for the party’s headquarters at club house at Otehei Bay, Unipukapuka Island. Lord Cusiiendun, acting Roreign Secretary, is in his bed with a feverish cold. His condition is. not serious, but lie will be unable to fufil any engagements for some’days; In consequence, Lord Parmoor, the Labor Party peer,-who was to have spoken in the House of Lords today on the foreign policy, has post--poned Ills {motion. —British Official Wireless. At this season of the year each new shipment from English and Continental Houses is a source of keenest interest. AVe have just opened a fascinating lot of new goods which we taka pride in displaying. They comprise | Ensemble Suits, Jumper Suits, For- j-| mal Gowns, and the latest Millinery.. |.|| As usual, our imports portray tha >|| leading authentic styles for the son. —Millie weun’s *’ Ltd., Obdatonal-J Road.*,- • .'a ' bi-IM «... ■
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10744, 15 November 1928, Page 4
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