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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21383, 10 July 1931, Page 10

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Mr Janies Begg was a passenger by the through express yesterday, en route for Wellington, , Mr A. H. Allen was a passenger ior Wellington by the through express yesterday. , TTT ,»• Mr Trevor Hinkley returned to Wellington by the through express yesterday., Mr J. Sutherland Ross was a passenger tor Auckland by the mid-day express yesterday. M r James Samson left for Wellington by the mid-day express yesterday. Mr G. D. Shand, inspector of stock, Tapanui, has received notice of transfer to Fairlie, South Canterbury, Mr J. L. Stewart Wright, of Cromwell, arrived in Dunedin last evening by the Central train. Mr W. T. Hazlett, of Invercargill, was a passenger for Wellington by the through express yesterday. Mr E. Abbey Jones (Invercargill) left for Wellington by the mid-day express yGstGpdsv Mr Earl Stewart, of Wellington, re-' turned north by the through express yestelMry*T. Halligan, who has conducted a tailoring establishment in Dunedin for the past 10 years, left yesterday for Blenheim, where he proposes to open a business 01 a similar nature. • , Mr R, B. Alley, stores clerk in the local office of the Public Works Department, left yesterday to take up a position in the Whangarei office. Mr K. E. S. Logan, formerly pic Gisborne, has taken up the position of district Public Works storekeeper in succession to Mr G. M'Gregor, who has been transferred to Wellington as stores inBDPctor Mr R. W. Marshall, formerly in charge of the Tourist Department in Dunedin, and who is now stationed in Christchurch, returned north by the through express Mr Hugo Larsen, who has been making arrangements for the Dawson-Hambourg season in Dunedin, will leave.to-day for Christchurch to meet Mr Dawson and Mr Hambourg, and will return with the party next Tuesday in time for the opening concert in the Town Hall. Dr A. Durward, who has been chiel assistant, to Professor Gowland in the anatomydepartment of the Otago Medical School for some years, left by the raidday express yesterday on his way to London, to take up the position of assistant to Professor Elliot Smith at the University College, London. Dr Durward received an enthusiastic send-off at the station from a large number of students.