PERSONAL ITEMS.
-" ■*—^— *y> Mb. W. A. Esson, of Wellington, is at • the. Central Hotel. ■' * : . ' Captain Oram, Base Records officer WS left for Wellington last evening. ' Lieutenant Gruar and Mr. W, Gruar of Hamilton, aro at the Royal Hotel ' • " Messrs. C. H. Woodcock and W. j, ' Combs, of Melbourne, are at the Rovai' Hotel. . J ■'■. Mr. W. Price, of Thames, and Mr. T. Quirl?, of Tauranga, aro at the-Central • Hotel. . • ' /W. Messrn. J. Marshall, of Christchurch t - and A. Murdock, of Dunedin, are at the - Royal Hotel. , Major-General Sir A. W. Robin arrived from Wellington yesterday, returning in ■ ' the evening. » . Dr. H. Thacker, M.P., accompanied by : V Mrs. Thacker, arrived from Tauranga yes« terday. They are at the Grand Hotel "; • Mr. V. J. Lamer, accompanied by Mrs. Larner, left last night for Christchureh : ■ where they intend to remain for two or three weeks. :'■"->.
Surgeon-General R. S. F. Hmdernon Colonel J. R. Purdv, Colonel C. R. Maedonald, Colonel Christie and Colonel Cooper arrived from Wellington yesterday and are at the Northern Club. ' ~~.
The Rev. A. H. Colvile, vicar'--of-. .Ji Sepulchre's Church, who has been on a * : health-recruiting visit to Rotorua for about) )r. two months, has returned to Auckland., $k His health is considerably improved and i he is resuming his pastoral duties. \i
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16763, 1 February 1918, Page 6
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