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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 105, 6 May 1933, Page 6

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The Hon. R. Masters, Minister of Education, is a guest at Foster’s Hotel. ’The Hon. A. Hamilton, Alinistcr of Employment, leaves Wellington for Auckland to-day, states a Press Association message. The following are guests at Foster’. Hotel: Air. and Mrs. George S. Hales (Weber); Air. Shelley R. Mason, Air H. L. (tarter, Air. C. Hawkins (Auck kind); Mr l)*nvid E. Wilkie, Air. John Nicol (Wellington); Miss E. Cameron. Air. H. Cameron (Wairarapa). Guests registered at Spriggens’ Hotel include Air D. G. Bell, Air. T. A. Fletcher, Air. E. J. Healy, Mr. F. C. Grubb, Air. and Airs. R. AlcAlullian (Wellington); Air. A. iDods (Wanganui); Aliss D. Hook, Air. A. Andrews (Auckland); Air. H. Steedman (Tai-

Constable Shearman, of Raurimu has been appointed to the position of officer-in-charge of the Waverley dis trict. He will commence his duties shortly, taking over from ConstablAl. Roach, who has been relieving dur ing the past six months during the illness of Constable Fitzgibbon, who has now retired from the service on account of ill-health.

Air. E. Pleasants, of Wanganui, is to leave early in June for Samoa, where ho will take charge of the practice of Air. G. Clinkmuellcr, solicitor, who is going to Europe on holiday. Air. Pleasants expects to be away for about two years, lie is well-known in the law circles of Wanganui and for 10 years was associated with Alessrs Bain and Fleming, recently taking over his own practice, which he will relinquish at the end of the month. In addition to taking a prominent part in the activities of the Wellington-West Coast regiment, in which he holds the rank of lieutenant, Mr. Pleasants has also done good work in the moulding of the Wanganui Harrier Club.