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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 85, 1 July 1927, Page 9

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Mr. L. P- L ear y and Mr - j- E. Makijl left for Wellington by train yesterday evening. nr R- N. Burton, of Sydney, returned froro ' England by the Matatua this corning. He will go on to Australia next week. jir C. S. H. Livingston arrived in Auckland this morning by the Matatua. 2e will go on to Franklin later. jlr. W. J. Poison joined the Limited al Frankton Junction last evening en route for Wellington. Sir Joseph Ward, M.P., who has been recuperating in Australia, is a passenger on the Marama. which left Sydney to-day for Wellington. The Hon. W. Nosworthy, Minister of External Affairs, who recently visited Samoa, leaves Sydney to-day by the Marama for Wellington, reports a cable message from Sydney. The Rev. F. P. Willis. M.A., chaplain to King’s College for the past year, has been appointed vicar of St. Andrew’s Church, Epsom, succeeding the Rev. E. Lionel Harvie, who has gone to St. Andrew’s, Cambridge. HOTEL REGISTER Grand. —Mr. S. Ishgirro. Mr. o. Thomas (Sydney), Mr. H. C. Murray, and Mr. L. Elshy (Wellington), Mr. I. Lithbridge (Turakina). Cargen,—Mr. L. J. Brooks (Wellington). Star. —Mr. S. Gibson (Dunedin), Mr. S j. Lavvelle (WelHingrton). * * • Central. —Mr. L. Bell (Kaitala), Mr. J. Browne (Wellington). * * * Royal.—Mr. W. Soderling (New York), Mr. S. McLeod, Mr. If. White (Wellington), Mr. C. Slade (Christchurch), Mr. H. A. Wilson (Hamilton). Albert. —Mr. L. Downes (Napier), Mr. B. Jones (Wanganui), Mr. S. Emery (Rotorua), Mr. R. S. Sage (Hawera).