ILORD AND LADY BLEDISLOE PAY THEIR FIRST OFFICIAL VISIT TO LYTTELTON.—After a reception at- the Borough Council Chambers, where the Mayor (Mr W • T. Foster) introduced Councillors and their wives and other leading citizens, the Qovernor-General delivered an address to the scholars at the District High School. Subsequently Lord and Lady Bledisloe visited a number of institutions, including the Seamen's Institute. Their Excellencies were the guests of the Lyttelton Harbour Board at luncheon onthe Board's tug Lyttelton. LEFT: A view of the grounds of the High School during the Governor-General's visit. CENTRE: Their Excellencies in front of the Seamen's Institute. RIGHT: Lord and Lady Bledisloe with members of the Harbour Board on the bridge of the tug Lyttelton. • SEA WALL TO PROTECT SANDHILLS AT %UMNER.~ Workmen placing stones from the old baths site at Scarborough on the beach in front of the sandhills at Sumner yesterday.

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ILORD AND LADY BLEDISLOE PAY THEIR FIRST OFFICIAL VISIT TO LYTTELTON.—After a reception at- the Borough Council Chambers, where the Mayor (Mr W • T. Foster) introduced Councillors and their wives and other leading citizens, the Qovernor-General delivered an address to the scholars at the District High School. Subsequently Lord and Lady Bledisloe visited a number of institutions, including the Seamen's Institute. Their Excellencies were the guests of the Lyttelton Harbour Board at luncheon onthe Board's tug Lyttelton. LEFT: A view of the grounds of the High School during the Governor-General's visit. CENTRE: Their Excellencies in front of the Seamen's Institute. RIGHT: Lord and Lady Bledisloe with members of the Harbour Board on the bridge of the tug Lyttelton. •

SEA WALL TO PROTECT SANDHILLS AT %UMNER.~ Workmen placing stones from the old baths site at Scarborough on the beach in front of the sandhills at Sumner yesterday.