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Sir James Hector and the Hou W. Roihston are passengers by the Rotoiti which left Onehunga for Wellington yesterday afternoon.
The Dairy Commissioner, Mr J. A. Kinsella, intends paying a visit of inspection to the Marlborough dairy factories tins week.
Sir VAstby Perceval, a former M.H.R. lor Christchurch, and recently AgentGeneral for the colony in London, is at present on a visit to Wellington. His Excellency the Governor and Captain Alexander arrived at the Spa Hotel from Tokaanu on Sunday afternoon. They will remain at the Spa until this morning, when they will leave for Waiotapu.
Mr W. Wood, ex-Mayor of Palmerston North, who Las been indisposed for some weeks at Plimmerton, has so far recovered his health as to be able to get about, and will shortly return to Palmerston.
Mr G. S. M. McDermed, head master of tl’.e Eketahuna School, has been appointed to the vacant head mastership at Carterton. Mr McDermed's place is to bo taken by Mr Dempsey, head master o" the Hast well School.
Mr .Arthur Adams, who was formerly a, well-known newspaper reporter in AVellington, and lately visited China as the representative of a syndicate of New Zealand papers, returned to Sydney by the Guthrie last week.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4297, 5 March 1901, Page 5
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