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The Prime Minister, the’ Right Hon. M. J. Savage, will commence a tour of the South Island on Saturday, August 28. when he leaves for (thristchurch. He will stay there on Sunday and go to Dunedin on Monday. He will return to Christchurch on Wednesday and attend a civic reception. After spending two days in Canterbury, Mr Savage' will leave on his return to Wellington on Friday night.
The Hon. P. Fraser. Minister of Education, was to have opened a new school at Manutahl, near Hawera, today and also to have attended the proceedings of the conference of thd New Zealand Federation of School Committee Associations, which was opened in New Plymouth last evening. However, he has been obliged to cancel these engagme'nts owia® to a very severe cold. The Right Rev. C. A. Cherrlngton, Bishop of Waikato, is In Cambridge conducting a refresher course fof clergy at st. Peter’s School. Mr S. W. Oakley, of Melbourne, i« at the Hamilton Hotel. Mr Bruce Warnell-Smith, of Dannovirke. is visiting Hamilton. Sir Stephen Allen, of Morrinsvllle. was a recent caller at New Zealand House in London. The Rev. J. Beaufort, of Cambridge, was amongst the callers at New Zealand House, London, last month. Mr Gordon Turvey, who has been appointed organising secretary f° r ***• Toe II movement in New Zealand, it due at Wellington from England by the Rangilane to-day. Messrs 11. Pettit (Wellington). J. R. Lewis. E. A. Fraser, G. Trippner, 11. Nimon, W. Alexander, A. H. Dixon, J. G. Whitney and G. F. Keene (Auckland) are at the Hamilton Hotel. Mr H. I*. Bennett, chief engineer of the Tasmanian Government Railways, who lias been making a tour of the New Zealand railway system, left Auckland lor Sydney by* the Niagara to-day. Mr lan 11. Smith, inspector of electric lighting for the electricity department of the Wellington City Council, has been appointed electrical overseer jof tlie Government Housing Construction Department. Mr Hector Christie, of Wanganui, yeslerdav received ids warrant as a.-tin- Dominion Chief Commissioner of the Roy scouts' Association, at the hinds of the Chief Scout for New /(•aland. Lord Galway. The warrant, which was issued by Imperial head<|inrters. London, hears the signature of the World Chief Scout, Lord Dadeu
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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20281, 25 August 1937, Page 6
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371PERSONAL. Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20281, 25 August 1937, Page 6
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