Dr Harty Is expected to arrive back from Dunedin this morning. Mr and Mrs Shortt, of Palmerston North, are in town at present. They are staying at the Hotel Windsor. Mr and Mrs Haldane, of Hastings, are staying at the Empire Hotel while in Wellington. Mr Henry Augustus Usmar, of Petone, died at the Wellington Hospital on Sunday. Ho was the fourth son of Mr Alfred Usmar, of Wellington, and left a widow and four children.
Among thoso who registered at the Empire Hotel yesterday were Messrs W. J. Dawson (Tc Kuiti), W. G. Lamb (Master tonT, and C. C. Ross (Masterton). Wondering what you should give her for Christmas? Well, what about a camera? Wouldn't she delight to go snapshotting this summer! Then think of tho fun of developing and printing, and the pleasant memories you will have when looking over the photos in after rears. You can get a roll-film camera from Gs upwards and a plate camera from 6e 6d at Sharland’s Photographic Depot, Lambton quay. May wo send you a catalogue? *
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8611, 23 December 1913, Page 3
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