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Among the passengers arriving at Mellwurne by the steamer Esperance Ray was Admiral Sir Guy Gaunt, Jv.C.M.G. ■ He is on a visit from his home in Morocco, ami is undertaking a round trip via Singapore. lie is enthusiastic about life in Morocco, which lie explains is much cheaper than living in England, and the same amount of comfort is obtained. He was educated at Melbourne Grammar School, and during the war was a liaison officer with the rank of Commodore, Later he was employed on convoy service. At the conclusion of hostilities ho was in the British Intelligence service. Notable tourists who have expressed their intention of visiting New Zealand include Colonel H. G. C. Swnyno and Mrs. iSwnyne. Colonel Swayno has a reputation us a big-game hunter. 110 will leave for New Zealand with Mrs. •Swayno by the Rangitiki on January 15. He has already taken steps through the High Commissioner to secure a wapiti block in the southern fiords region, and it is his desire also to secure u good head of red deer. Other visitors will bo Mr and Mrs. G. Herbert Ewart, of Letcliworth, Hertfordshire. They will travel via Canada, arriving in New Zealand on December 28
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17640, 2 December 1931, Page 8
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