PERSONAL ITEMS.
■ Mb. G. Bell, of Malamata, is at the Sb? .' Hotel.; ' ' _____ ■ Mr. Justice Stringer left, for Welling. ■' ; ton last night . '. ! Mr. T. H.. Davey, of'Ghrutchurch'V' '•'■ arrived ?in - Auckland yesterday. / -_;• J - ' ■-.■Mr. Robert.'' Burns, president of % Auckland Chamber of' Commerce, v\tMm I recently broke his.leg, is reported to be . - progressing" favourably. Mr. H. M. Smeeton, who sustained j ' double fracture, of the bones of the right . leg .while playing golf at Roiorua 1$ . month, is reported to be progressing sat- -• isfactorily. He is expected to be able to •" • return to,. Auckland at the end of tW | month. : j ;..J§fj
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16669, 13 October 1917, Page 8
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