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His Excellency the Governor-General, To*d Bledisloe, as Ariki of the AuckrA Savage Club, has consented to t _j l - e the chair at the club’s opening korero on Saturday evening. His Exreljency will be the guest of honour at a luncheon to be given by the Auckland Chamber of Commerce on May 15. He will not deliver an address, as was formerly stated.
The Hon. B. A. Ransom, Minister of public Works, left for Wellington last evening.
The Hon. A. J. Stallworthy, Minister . health, left for Wellington by train last evening. He will return to Auckland on Friday, when he will officially open the new de \al clinic at Mount jtoskill school.
Mr. G. Winston© returned to Auckland this morning.
Mr. Beaumont Srrtith arrived by the JJmited express today.
Mr. E. W. Kane, clerk of Parlia juents, is visiting Rotorua.
Paymaster-Lieutenant Evans, of Auckland, is visiting Wellington.
Mr. H. Welsh, Dominion manager of the Guardian Trust and Executors Company, arrived from Dunedin today.
Squadron-Leader L. M. Isitt, officer commanding the Hobsonville Air Base, arrived from Wellington by the express today.
Mr. Walter Massey, president df the Auckland Agriculaural and Pastoral Association, was a passenger from South by the Limited today.
Mr. F. Campbell was unanimously reelected chairman of the Council of the Zealand Football Association in Wellington. Mr. B. L. Salmon was elected vice-chairman.
M. le Comte de Galembert who has ■been Chief Administrator of the French Civil Service in Indo-China, is at present in the Rotorua district. He is accompanied by his wife and stepdaughter, and will visit Auckland.
Commissioner W. McKenzie, formerly Salvation Army Officer in Christchurch and at one time editor of the ‘War Cry,” has been appointed to take charge of the Army work in Australia. Until recently he was in charge of the work in China.
HOTEL REGISTER Grand. —Mr. E. Nicolson (Dunedin), Mr. O. H. Honeyfield (Palmerston North). * * * Cargen.—Mr. H. L. Smith (Sydney). Mi*. B. Power (Wellington). * * *
Central.—Mr. G. W. Morgan, Mr. J. A McVicar (Wellington), Mr. J. Hammond (Sydney), Dr. and Mrs. F. Cameron (Feilding). Mr. H. Tucker (Palmerston North). * * *
Royal. —Mr. M. Fry (Gisborne), Mr. J. M. Griffiths (Hamilton), Air. C. Ferguson (Dunedin).
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 966, 8 May 1930, Page 9
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