PROVINCIAL PERSONALS
■* i1"'. 11 • ■ Syppiathy with Mr. L. Steln, chair-. man ' ' of the Dannevirke Hospital 2$oard, in his present indisposition was expressed by the Mayor (Mr. E. Gibbar'd) at the meeting of the Dannevirke Borough Council. "You will have heard that Mr. Stein has had to enter the hospital for a rest and treatinent," said his Worslup, "and I thinli it would be nice if we were to send to ex-Cr. Stein a letter expressing our sympathy and the wish for his speedy recovery. I am sure he will appreciate such a letter coming from us." Tlie Mayor Uioved accordiogly. Cr. J. E. Tyler seconded the raotion, which was carried. . Mr A. J. Ayres left Dannevirke for Wellington yesterday 011 his way to Cliristchurch, where he is to judgo light harness horses and hunters at the CtaJLt.grbuig jubilee Khp.st- _ . ^
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 40, 10 November 1937, Page 12
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