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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17523, 28 April 1925, Page 7

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Air Chris Davis returned to Christchurch this morning after a couple ol months in Sydney. Air A. T. Donnelly. Crown Solicitor, returned to Christchurch this morning. Among Christchurch passengers b.\ the ferry steamer from "Wellington this morning were Messrs Robert- Bell. William Anderson and A. M. Adam*. Mr Robert 801 l has been rc-elccicd a governor of the Ashburton ILgii School as :i representative of the Canterbury Board of .Education. Messrs B. C. llazledme (Invercargill), C. Sweet, S- Brice, A. A. Davies (Wellington) and C. G. Strange (Sydney) are staving at I lie United Service Hotel. Messrs S. J. Hill and E. A. Rowe, Wellington. are at the Clarendon Hotel. Messrs E. W. At U land. H. 11. Newton (Wellington >. and E. K. Miller (Sydney) are among the recent arrivals at Warn ores. The Rev Hubert L. Simpson, M.A., tho distinguished Scottish preacher, passed through Christehureh this morning on his way to Mount Cook for a few days. ‘Mr Simpson will return to Christchurch on Saturday, ami will preach next Sunday, at Si Andrew's Church in the morning ami Sr Paul's at night. Mr Simpson. who is a nephew of the late Rev Dr Whyte, of Free St George's. Edinburgh, is the auihcfr of three notable volumes. “The Intention ol Mis Soul.” ‘'Altars of Earth” and “Put Forth by the Moon.” popular and highly successful minister ol \\ estbournc Church, Glasgow, and is regarded as the finest preacher in Great Britain. Mr Frank Graham, chairman of the* Christchurch. Slock Exchange, who has of members oi the Stock Exchanges of Australia and New Zealand, returned j to Christchurch to-day.