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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXI, Issue 13415, 18 April 1904, Page 5

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• The Governor will remain in Wellingioa until Tuesday week, when he will leave for Rotorua, breaking the journey at Feildirtg. On returning from the hot lake district, he will spend some days in Auckland, and then go back to Wellington. Mgr. the Count Vay de Vaya, whose recent visit to Wellington will' still be fresh in the recollection of many, arrived in England last month—having, since he left here, visited Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. The Count's protracted travels have been the subject of much comment in British Press,, the London " Morning Post," for example, devoting a column of its space to recording his impressions of the moral condition of the Empires on the Yellow Sea.

Captain Williams and Messrs Waymoath and Laing-Meason arrived from Wellington by the s.s. Rotomahana on Saturday morning-

Mr J. S. Neville, chief clerk to the City Council, has returned: after a holiday trip to Australia.

Dr Campbell left for Wellington by the Rotomahana on Saturday night. The Rev J. A. Luxford and his family left for Auckland by the Talune on Saturrday. The Dunedin correspondent of the " Lyttelton Times " stateß that Mr 0. E. Haughton, who represented Wakatipu in the General Assembly in the seventies, and was for a time Under-Secretary for Defence and Immigration, died yesterday morning. Latterly he has followed the journalistio profession. _____