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Mr. L. Cocker, poultry instructor for ) the Department of Agriculture, is at l present in Wanganui. Mr and Mrs Hague Smith have re- > turned from Taupo, where they were j the guests of (Taptain and Mrs Rainey. 1 Mr. W. A. Collins, chairman of the Wanganui Education Board, who has , been in hospital since before Christmas has so improved in health that he hopes to be able to return hom6 to-day. Regret at the illness of Mr. D. Ross was expressed at a meeting of the Wanganui executive of the New Zealand Farmers’ Union -yesterday morning. A motion was passed expressing the sympathy of members and the wish . that Mr. Ross might recover speedily. ’ Mr. E. C. Haddock, president of the , Marton Athletic and Cycling Club, j broke his wrist when hurdling at Mar- . ton Park on Tuesday evening. Mr. Had- . dock was an interested spectator at . last night’s Wanganui Sub-centre eham- , pionships at Marton, and presented the trophies and ribbons at the conclusion of the meeting. ; Leave of absence to attend the medical conference at Auckland from March 7 to March 11 was granted Dr. E. J. E. Topham (Wanganui Hospital) and Dr. M. Kronfeld (Taihape Hospital), by yesterday’s meeting of the Wanganui Hospital Board. In the case of Dr. Kronfeld his annual holidays fall simultaneously. Dr. McDiarmid will be acting at the Taihape Hospital. Guests registered at Foster’s Hotel last night were: Mrs. R. Masters (Stratford), Mr. and Mrs. G. M; Currie (Koatanui), Miss B. Manning, Messrs. A. Warburton and Mr. Robert J. Graham (Auckland), Mr. G. V. Pearce (Patea), Alex Smith (Napier), Major C. F. Tatum (Manakau), Messrs. C. E. Johnston, A. M. Tartakover and J. S. Brooksbank (Wellington), C. J. Ferrier, T. B. Clark, J. B. Clark, S. Teal, Jas. A. Parker, F. Marshall, M. Kunzli, H. F. W. Brown, E. Milnes, Herbert Hill, R. Hill, G. J. Anderson, H.- Galbraith, P. H. Brown, A. E. Barker and R. Hampton (Christchurch, J. Bowen (Sydney), W. Daum (Zurich), G. Graichen and C. H. Piat (France), T. Uyeyama (Japan), O. Somncr and B. Beyer (Amsterdam), J. Lconharat (Germany). Mr. A. X V. O ’Brien, Mr. J. S. Duke, Mr. J. Binns, Mr. T. O’Connell, Air. and Airs. Mouat, Miss Scott, Aliss Alills, Air. H. Patience, Air. H. J. Durward, Mr. A. Al. Gordon, Air. P. Fred Gower, Mr. J. Robinson (Wellington), Mr. R. Dunn, Air. R. G. Leyden, Air. and Airs. Foster, Mr. and Airs. Hector Gray, Mr. Al. H. Bush (Auckland), Air. Chas. T. Lee (Dunedin), Air. H. T. Alilnes, Air. R. E. Milnes, Air. N. E, Le Cren, Air. S. A. Wade, Air. l R. B. Walker, Mr. P. T. Robinson, Air. E. Rickard (Christchurch), Air. J. O’Neill (Kakatahi), Air. A. E. Walker (Alclbourne), Air. G. W. New, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bird, Mr. R. A. Stewart (Palmerston North), Air. and Mrs. George Dyhrberg, Air. J. St. Clair, Air W. Scott (Wellington), Air. L. F. Speechley (Palmerston North), Mr. Watson Dawson, Air. George Roberts (Christchurch), are at the Rutland Hotel.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 41, 18 February 1932, Page 6
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