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PERSONAL

Colonel Holdgate was a passenger lor 0,8 South last evening. ” The B ev. McCarthy arrived from the South this morning. ~, T BJoodworth left for the South bs . tie Limited last evening. ... a M. Samuel, M.P. for Ohine- ", is confined to his home at Epsom trough illness. Profcsor r. p. Worley returned to life bland this morning by the Limited Irom Wellington. Mr J- E. Strachan, headmaster of the Eankiora High School, was an arrival at Auckland by the Niagara. He jias been touring the United States. Messrs. T. M. and C. S. Geddis, of \apier, arrived in Auckland this morn'rg They are at the Star Hotel. D. Murray Kean, secretary of the New Zealand Lawn Tennis Association, was a passenger to Wellington by train last evening. Mr. N. P- Angus, of the engineering staff of the Auckland Harbour Board, returned from an eight-month tour abroad by the Marama yesterday. Mr. Arthur Davis, managing direc•jr of the Exhibitors’ Alliance (New •Zealand) Films, Ltd., arrived in Auckland last evening from Wellington. Mr. C. E. MacCormick, Judge of the \ative Land Court, and a member of ?he Samoa Commission, left yesterday for Thames, where he will stay for the rest of the week. Mr. Catton Grasby, agricultural editor of the Perth “Western Mail,” arrived by the Marama yesterday. He is on a health visit to New Zealand and left for Rotorua this morning. Dr. Damell-Smith, who has been investigating the tobacco industry in the United States on behalf of the Australian Government, was a through passenger last night by the Niagara for Sydney. Mr. George Sanford, manager of the curing department of Sanford, Ltd., was sent to hospital last evening with a broken ankle, suffered as the result of being knocked down by a taxicab in Marine Square, Devonport, about 6 p.m. Lieutenant A. J. L. Whyte, of the Royal Engineers, who has been with the 40th (Fortress) Company at Hongkong for the last three years, has been appointed aide-de-camp to Sir Cecil dementi, Governor of Hong-Kong. He is a New Zealand graduate of the Royal Military College, Duntroon. HOTEL REGISTER Grand. —Mr. Lethbridge (Turakina). F. Hurley (Wellington), Mr. A. E. Harding (Dargaville). • * * Star.—Dr. T. S. McCauley (Singapore), Mr. A. W. Coradine. Mr. W. H. Brody. Mr. C. M. Tasker (Wellington), Blr. W. Vosper (Cambridge), Mr. C. H. Melhuish (Christchurch). Central.—Mr. N. V. Stevens (Wellington), Mr. R. T. McQuade, Mr. G. T. Champion, Mr. A. E. Surrey (New Plymouth), Mr. J. R. Kerr (Dunedin), Mr. W. A. Todd (Rotorua), Mr. J. E. Allan (Nelson). Commercial.—Mr. S. Lewis (Sydney), Mr. L. Vickers (Melbourne), Mr. A R. Grey (Otorohanga). Royal*—Mr. A. James (Sydney). Albert.—Mr. W. Smith, Mr. R. W. Knowles. Mr. A. Davis (Wellington), Mr. L. E. Gee (Thames), Mr. O. G. Thornton (Paeroa).

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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 197, 9 November 1927, Page 11

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PERSONAL Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 197, 9 November 1927, Page 11

PERSONAL Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 197, 9 November 1927, Page 11

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