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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1802, 15 July 1913, Page 5

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Freeman and Mis 9 Bessio C. Bowdon, of Christchurch, left last week for South. Wules, Dovon, Cornwall, and Scotland, and intend returning to Wales in time for tlio national Eisteddfod. As ho holds n commission as captain of artillery in New Zealand, Mr. 'Freeman has been attached to the Itoynl Garrison Artillery. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hamilton, of Christchurch, and their two daughters, have arrived from Italy, Switzerland, and France, and propose making a journey through England and Scotland in tlio summer. Mr. Hamilton is making inquiries with' regard to educational matters, in which lie is interested as chairman of the South Canterbury Education Board. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wntkinson, of Auckland, and their son, aro at present in Loudon. Mr. Watkinson has been appointed a delegato to the Primitive Methodist Conference, which meets in Derby iu June, and will later go oil to Zurich for the World's Sunday School Convention, where lie will represent tlio Methodist Church of New Zealand, and also tlio Auckland Sunday School Union. Mr. Wntkinson, junr., is also in London, and leaves shortly for Sheffield, Blackpool, and Bristol. Roughly speaking, there aro SOO millionaires in Xew York, "The cheapest is not always tlio best," but the New Zealand : Express Co. J s forwarding service, lwi.ng the host, is always cheapest in tlio end. No matter wliat it is—passing entries, shipping goods, removals—you can rely on them for pood work. 87-01 CustomnouM Quay'.—Advt.