AUSTRALIAN VISITORS
TRAVELLERS ON ORONSAY Many well-known Australians are among the 850 tourist passengers who arrived by the Oronsay yesterday on a brief holiday visit to New Zealand. They include the following:— Sir Stephen Morell, an ex-Lord 3layor of Melbourne; Mr. 0. E. Boxrden, a Melbourne sharebroker; Colonel P. M. McFarlane, acting-commandant of the Australian second military district, who was State marshal for New South Wales during the visit of the Duke of Gloucester; Mr. J. P. Canny, retired general manager of the Queensland National Bank; Mr. W. Epps, supervisor of the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Auxiliary; Mr. A. R. Grant, a Sydney sharebroker; Sir John Harrison, of the firm of J. C. Harrison and Son, builders; Mr. H. R. Lysaght, of the firm of John Lysaght and Sons; Mr. • Robin Massie, secretary of the Perpetual Trustee Company; Dr. Ewan Murray-Will, a Macquarrie Street specialist; Mr.. H. Raper, a woolbuyer; Mr. R. G. Robinson, general manager of the Scottish Australian Company; and Mr. John Storey, : of the North Coast Steam Navigation Company.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21993, 27 December 1934, Page 10
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