PERSONAL ITEMS.
Captain- Ccmmisc, of Gisborne, arrived Auckland yesterday, and staying the Central Hotel. He will leave to a > for Kotorua. ,;s , ;. .... I
Mr. J. Tucker, of Melbourne, who-has been spending a holiday at Ro ton. .armed in Auckland yesterday, and is stajing at the' Central Hotel.
Mr. Harold Gre'gson left- f«J*?g? by the Main -Trunk-express last eyeing, to judge the instrumental music at the New Zealand competitions.
Miss Adelaide Bruce, a leading contralto singer from Australia, is at present on -a visit to Auckland. Miss Bruce is under engagement to sing at the Auckland Liedertafei Society s -.concert- m .November: and she will also appear in vne ceremonies at the opening of the new Town Hal!.
The resignation of Dr. Pomare from the position of health officer to the natives is mentioned by the Inspector-General of Hospitals in his annual report. Dr. V aimtine states that during his 10 y€&rs service Dr. Pomare has been most zealous in his efforts for the benefit of the native race, and adds that lie feels certain that Dr. Pomare will ever be found urging among other things the registration of native births and deaths.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14819, 24 October 1911, Page 8
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