PERSONAL

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 37, 17 July 1939, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mr R. J. Kerr id ge, Auckland, was at the Whakatane Hotel on Thursday Mr L. Ormond has returned to Whakatane. Mrs Burgess, Miss M. Burgess and Miss R. Grose, Whakatane, have ie. turned after a few days in Auckland. M ? ss N. Hillas, of Pahiatua, who has been the guest of Mrs S. Eagle of Taneatua is also paying a visit to Mrs A. Eagle of Waimana. Mr R. Girling Chief Inspector of Fire Brigades and Explosives was a recent guest at the Whakatane Hotel. A recent civil service appointment of great interest locally is that of Mr R. L. Innis to the po ition of Chief Drainage Engineer. The ap. po'ntment is published in the latest Gazette. Nurse Tyne, who has left the staff of the Whakatane Public returned to-day to her home in Napier. Her friends are pleased to know that she has made a good recovery from her recent accident. In the latest issue of the Gazette the transfer of Captain R. Jones, Ist Battalion, Hauiaki Regiment to the Auckland Regiment is not fled, and also the posting of Second-Lieuten-ant A. R. Gough to the Ist Cadet Battalion. Mrs T. Dunderdale and Mrs RBaskett, Te Teko, returned on Friday night after an extensive motor tour of the North Island, in which they travelled through the Waikato, Taranaki, Hawke's Bay and Poverty Bay districts.Guests at the Commercial Hotel . included: Mr and Mrs McAlister (Wei I lingtop), Mr Jones (Auckland), Mr . Adams (Auckland), Mr Hassell (Auck land), Mr Anderson (Auckland), Mr [ Cooper (Wellington), Mr Reid (Wan. i ganui), Mr Taylor (Rotorua) .Mr and Mrs Dean (Christchurch), Mr Small ! (Napier),-Mr Stuart (Hamilton), Mr Stone (Hamilton). Guests at the Whakatane Hotel \r». elude: Mr C. W. Haines (Auckland) ' Mr R. Girling Butcher (Auckland) ' Mr E. W. J. Bowden- Auckland), Mr Glackin (Tauranga), Mr F. V. Wind, sor (Auckland), Mr E. Duff (Gala--1 tea), Mr P. T. Madden (Napier) 5 Mr W. W. Corbett (Auckland), .Miss 5 B. Ansford (Auckland), Mr H. R. Simcock (Wellington), Mr L. J. Hall (Hamilton). CLANS GATHER Six special trains are to run fronDunedin to Invercargill for the Ran fur]y Shield match, Otago v South. la.rid, on Saturday week. There will be about ten bands and t'.u Invercargill City Council has arrftng. " ed parking space for 500 Dunedir cars.