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Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson, of Christchurch, are visiting Mrs. Gordon Johnston, of Napier. Mr. C. Brown has been accepted for the Motor Boat Patrol, and shortly leaves for England. Corporal H. A. Anderson, of the 21st Reinforcements, who has been in Napier on sick leave, returned to camp by mail train to-day. Mrs. W. G. Callender,, of Palmerston N orth, has receivel cable advice from her husband. wht? is afi the front, stating that he is well and safe. Private Harold Wall, of Railway road, Hastings, who has been spending final leave, left by the mail train for camp this morning. The Rev. Father O’Reilly, of Port Chalmers, has been appointed a. chaplain to the. Expeditionary Forces, and is expected to leave on the hospital ship Marama. Captain Malcolm Ross cables from London that he was one of the Dominion press representatives that visited the Grand Fleet at the invitation of the Admiralty. Amotist the warships which the dominions’ journalists visited were the Australia and New Zealand, which are new with the cruiser squadron.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 261, 20 October 1916, Page 4
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