PERSONAL.
MINISTERIAL. The Prime Minister left, Grey mouth by the express at 8.40 a.uv. for Christchurch and made ? short stay at Otira at- 11.10 am Sir Joseph Ward arrived from Wellington by the Maori Hits morning. Mr E. S. Lutirell was a passenger by the Maori from the north this morning. Mrs G. B. Birss. inspector for J. R. M’Kenzie, is at present in Christchurch. Mr G. Bowles, of London. arrived in ; Christchurch this morning, and is 1 staying at Warner's. Mr P. R.. C’.imie. organiser of the Canterbury Progress League, left this ' morning on a visit of inspection of the ! Otira tunnel Ho. experts to return to i Christchurch on Saturday night. Guests at the Clarendon Hotel -who arrived, It cm ths north this morning include Messrs W G Blown, G. P lajlor and Xhymzs Hills, of Wellington . R E Blakey, of Auckland, and W G. Irwin, of Timaru A message from Sydney states that Mr George George, ex-director of the Seddon Memorial Technical College in | Auckland, has been appointed technical adviser to the " Daily Telegraph." His i fin ties comprise supervising all articles J dealing with technical subjects.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16903, 30 November 1922, Page 8
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