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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1859, 19 September 1913, Page 8

The following are among the latest arrivals at tlio Hotel Windsor: Messrs. ]5. (j. Slccates, Auckland; F. R. Evans, Masterton; W. A. W. Bayly, Stratford; B. C. Chilworth, Auckland; A. Hendry, Masterton; E. Foster and W. 1- Foster, Dunedin: and Dr., Mrs., and Misb Palmer, Fea'tlierston.

New arrivals at tho Hotel Cecil are: —Mr. and Mrs. Gorringe, Mangaweka; Air. Kedge Cave, Mr. j. M. Johnston, Palmerston North; Mr. Levin, Palmerston North; Mr. Necdham, Napier; Mr. and Mrs. Hoaro; Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull ; Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Hokitika; Mr. Loniax, Wanganui: Mr. Hudson, Sydney; Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, New Ply-, mouth; Mr. Fitzhorbcrt, To Kuiti; Mr. Batlay, Auckland; and Mr. J. T\. Card, Featherston.

Arrivals at tho Grand Hotel yester day included: Messrs. A. Webb, Johau no'sburg; C. T. Bcesloy, Auckland ; Mar tin Elgar, Featherston; Mr. and Mrs Lord, Masterton; and Mr. and Mrs. 0 J. M'Carthy, Auckland.

Latest arrivals at tho Empire Hotel include: Messrs. C. G. Clark, Christehurch; A. Murdoch, Dunedm; J. H. Steward, Featherston; R. ' To ' m , s n o ": Wanganui; E. J. Eastwood, Masterton, also members of the New South Vi ales League football team.

Professor Kirk proposes resigning his position as a member of the ton City Council's Museum Advisory Committee. A letter has been received bv tho council giving Professor Kirk s reasons, but this communication is not yet available to the press. However a. Dominion reporter was informed that tho resignation is in protest against what Professor Kirk .regards as financial starvation of tho museum. It is further stated that Professor Kirk considers that tlio council should grant tho museum at least £300 per year. The Wtter of tho resignation is to be announced by tho committee whoso dutiei embrace tho control of tho museum.