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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7302, 14 April 1885, Page 6

Tβ Aboha Hot Baths.—List of visitors, last week : Captain and lira. Campbell. Mr. ' Pierce; Dr. Murray Moore, Mr. Chambers, Mr. Bu-nei, Mr. and lire. Baa, Mr. and Mrs. Syeri, Miss Bedford. Mr. Wood, Mr. Wickham, Captain Linfers, Mr. F. *mitb, Mr. and Mrs. Peacock, Mr. Haslnck, *)r. Mason, Mr. Groen, Mr. Panoni, Mr. McCoskrie, Mr. Daken, Mr. W. Frater, Mr Parrott, Mr. and Mr. Keef, Mr. Hongton, Mr. and Mrs. Tait, Mr. Edgecnmbe, Mr. and Jim Slade, Mr. A. K. Murray, Mrs. Syer, Mrs. Leslie, Mr. Neil, Mr. Owen, Mr. Oweo (juur.), Mr. Smith, Mr. Deverin, Mr. Loneeson, Mr. Nolan, Mr. Campbell (jonr.), Mr. smith, Mr. and Mrs. Cokeron, Mr. Scheiff, Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Mr. Liyingstone, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Hart, Mr. Oranderzon, Mr. Burns, Mr. Dlxon, Mr. Dixon (junr.), Mr. William Cochrane, Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Srans, Mr. H. Green. Mr. J. Henderson, Mr. Thomas E. Corkili, - Mr.- KDunne, Mr. A. Keyf, Mr. D. W. Peak, Mr. Alex. Jack, Miss Burgess Mr. W. Hutchinson, Mr. W. I'eiirson, Hr. Coleman, Mr. Keeld, Mr. Dunbin, Mr. Maclcey, Mist Coleman, Mr. and Mra. Hill, Mr. Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Winter, Mr. Moir, Mr. aad Mrs. PUUips, Auckland ; Mr. Ybwless, Mr. Smith, Miss Brown, Mrs. Hartley. Mrs. Jas. Craig, jun., Mr. Marshall, Mr. Hyde, Mr. Vickers, Mr. Harcourt, Mr. T. M. Smith, Miss GUlespie. Miss Onyon, Misc Hill, Mias Rom, Miss Kobarts, Mr. T. L. Mturay, Mr. G. G. Hume, Mr. J. Neale, Mr. J. Gerstberlfh, Thames; Mrs. Phillips, Dr. Carey, Miss Orr, Mr. Hollo way, Hamilton ; Miss -Law, Dnnedln; Mrs. E. Gill, Kaagariri; Mr. and Mrs. John Whitelaw, Cnriatciiuich; Metors. G. J. Small, H. McKay, A. B. Camereo, Wangunul ; Mr. H. 8. Landworthy, Rangitlkei; Mr. Daken, Avondala; Meurs. t. W. Gibbons, T. Dalton, a Addieon, M. Mattson. Paeroa ; Mr. J. Kobinaon, Cambridge; Mr. Gee.' Craig, Edinburgh, Scotland; Mr. H. l>. tilmpeon, Queensland; Mr. Nolan, Hawara; Mr. H. Howard, London ; Mr. Archer, Birmingham; Mr. Bnekland, Miss Kiddell, Mr. Klohio, Mr. Grant, Mr. and Mxi. Bailey, Waikato ; Mr. Darcy McDongall, Mr. Faltoa, Queensland, : ■

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