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Mr. .Clive Wigham succeeds Lord Stamfordham as the King’s private secretary, stated a London cable. The Very Rev. Dean Brocklehurst, who has been an inmate of the Napier Hospital folloing injuries received in the earthquake, left that institution on Thursday, says the “Telegraph,” and i:s now living at Havelock North. Sister . 'May Gardiner at Nuhaka Maori (Mission (H. 8.) left by train, this morning for her home, after spending Easter in Hawera at the Girls’ Bible Class Camp. Archbishop Redwood will celebrate his ninety-second birthday to-morrow. He is in very good health and still 1 actively interested in everything that concerns episcopal effort in New Zealand, says a Press Association message from Wellington. Mr S. L. Fail-ball, chief surveyor in the Lands Department at Invercargill, who- litis just retired on superannuation, was for many years practising in Hawera. He was in partnership with the late Mr H. W. Climie.
The Independent Labour Party has elected Mr. A. Fenner Brockway chairman, states a London cable. Mr. Brockway is the Labour member of the House of Commons for East Leyton. Mr. C. G. Porter, the famous All Black footballer, lias left New Zealand. He departed recently and his future movements are not known. It is rumoured that he will settle in Vancouver.
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Hawera Star, Volume L, 7 April 1931, Page 4
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212PERSONAL ITEMS Hawera Star, Volume L, 7 April 1931, Page 4
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