PERSONAL ITEMS.
- ■ •-- Mb. and Mrs. C. J. Tunks, who ha*, I been away from Auckland for the dm -" few days, returned by the Main iS " p express yesterday afternoon. * The Hon. J. D. Ormond, M.LC „« : Hawke's Bay, who has been on a vMI £ Auckland during the past few davs \; turned to the South by the Main TrmV • express last night. f-iunij gp Sir Maurice O'Eorke, M.L.C., has h« granted leave of absence from the Illative Council for the remainder of f£ ; - to the illness of w applied for °*inj ' to the illness of Sir Maurice. * 1 Mr W. H. Taylor, of Willowmore on ' the Great Karroo plateau, South Afri * i has arrived in Auckland. He intend. ♦ " make a study of the Dominion's educa tional system, and at the same time t recruit his health. Mr. Tavlor is stet;. at the Waverley Hotel. ' - m " | The Rev. W. E. Gillam announced ** the gathering of parishioners of St Matj thew's Church last evening that he „ pected shortly to receive orders to „m! ceed Home to rejoin a New Zealand hot : pital ship as chaplain. During his aK. sence the parish would be in charge of t\Z Eev. P. S. Smallfield, who would ?! assisted by the Rev. Jasper Calder.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16267, 28 June 1916, Page 8
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