Mr W. Jackman, who was manager of Messrs Whitcombe and Tombs's London house for, three years and a half, has returned to Christchurch, to rdsiime ins position as secretary to the company. The position of manager :n London has been resumed by Mr E. IMiitcombe, Vho served in the war and was wounded.
" The Wellington people are grousing .because the Prince of Wales is having only two days in Wellington,” said the Mayor this'morning. “ Rut it must be recognised that ho is staying in Wellington two days and stalking their deer in the Wnira-rapa for two days. Sir Walter Buchanan is trying to get a monopoly in this matter. * Wellington has no-grievance. Wo have infinitely better sport in the South Island than they have in the North, and it would bo nnlv fair that he should have a day or two’s sport here.”
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19878, 20 February 1920, Page 6
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