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Mrs-. A. K. D’Aivy, of Kemuera. is ut present in Wanganui. A Christchurch visitor ut the Grand ilotcl is Mrs. \Y. J’age. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Knight, of Christchurch. are at the Central Hotel. Mrs. Lynch and Miss Lynch, of Lower Hutt, are staying in Auckland. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Tilly, of Mount Albert, and their son. are visiting Cambridge. * * Mrs. \\ . T. Stewart lias returned to Wanganui. She lias been staying with her sister. Mrs. Lcvien. of Auckland. * * * ■ Mrs. Herbert T. 'Wood, of Masterton, is in Auckland. She is staying at | Kemuera with her son. Dr. J. 11. 11. ! Wood. j * * * ! Mr. and Mrs. W. Jamieson and Mrs. and Miss L. Page, of Christchurch, are guests at the Grand Hotel. * * * Mr. Henkel, the musical director of the new Civic Theatre, and Mrs. | Henkel are taking up their residence at Princes Street Flats. j Dr. Christina Findlater, of Lower • Hutt, is on the list of honorary medical | officers of the Society for the Protection |of Women and Children. * * * j A Tauranga visitor is Mrs. G. O. ! Jackson. She is spending a holiday ! with her mother, Mrs. Ponsonby Pea* ! cocke, of Mac Murray Rond, Kemuera. | A visitor to To Kuili during the ; week-end was Miss Kempthorne, sister of the Rev. (/anon Kempthorne, of Tc Kuiti, vicar of St. Luke’s Anglican Church. Miss Kempthorne is Held secretary of the Camp Fire Girls, an American organisation run on similar lines to the Girl Guide movement in New Zealand. During her stay in Tc Kuiti Miss Kempthorne visited the Waitomo Caves, and later left for .Nelson, where her parents live.