Captain Hon. E. It. Drummon-L who has been appointed to succeed .Rear-Admiral F. Burges Watson as Commodore in command of the New Zealand naval station, arrived at Auckland yesterday by the Mataroa. He is accompanied by the Lady Evelyn Drummond. Captain Drummond will take command from the date of the hoisting of the brood pennant, when Rear-Admiral Burges Watson leaves.. The new commodore will be received on board H.M.S. Dunedin this morning with the usual naval courtesies. BearAdmiral Burges Watson, who took command of the New Zealand station in April, 1932, will leave Auckland by the Wanganella next Monday for Sydney on route to Eng' and.—P.A. Stated by the police to. have boasted they, .intended.- .to., live by crime alone, William Moßeynolds,|jf. a. ship’s fireman, and Robert Cbekhurh; 29, a mirier, were charged today with being idle and disorderly, nnd were convicted and sent to gaol for three months'—P.A. Big alteration sale. Remodelling and extending our premises. Toe work starts immediately. 25 per cent, discount,, on. everything, with . some at half-price.—A: Stoneham and Co., Ltd,,. Jewellers, Gisbonrs. .. . .
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12537, 26 April 1935, Page 4
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