PERSONAL

Evening Star, Issue 19796, 21 February 1928, Page 5

PERSONAL

Mr H. Buckleton, general manage* of the Bank of New Zealand, arrived by the express this afternoon, and is staying at tbo Fcrnliill Club. Mr William Arthur Curzon-Siggers,. a barrister of the Inner Temple, England. was this morning admitted by. His Honor Mr Justice Sim as a barrister of the Supremo Court, New Zealand, on the motion of Mr F. S.Brent.

Mr William Rufi'ell and Mr Robert Duncan Hermo Swindlejp were this morning admitted as solicitors of the Supreme Court by His Honor Mr Justice Sim.

Mr F. L. Hunt, A.M.A.T.E., has just arrived from Europe, and will bo spending a few days in Dunedin. New visitors to the Grand Hotel include General and Mrs Douglas (England), Messrs E. J. Tait, A. Garvey,. W. H. Cattcll, Mr and Mrs E. Thornthwnit, Miss J. Bowden (Sydney), Mr and Mrs Donald Fletcher (Brisbane), Miss Jones (Melbourne), Mr Beaumont Smith (Auckland), Mr Bert Boyle, Mr and Mrs E. Babbidge, Miss F. Babbidge (Wellington). Among the new guests at the City Hotel arc Mrs Webster, Miss Webster, Mr .and Mrs J. Foster (Christchurch), Mrs Darling, Miss Darling, Mr W. Robertson (Oaniaru), Mrs J. M'Alister, Mrs Orr and Miss Orr (Invercargill)- . , J ~ T , , . Latest .arrivals to iiio Lxcelsmr Hotel include Misses J. Deans and B. Deans (Sydney), Mr N. ’Wallace (Auckland), Messrs P. Ashcroft and D. WC Ashcroft (Napier), Miss M. Ingram, Messrs J. C. South, W. Bell, and E. M. Lynn (Invercargill). A Svdncv message announces the death of Professor Lancelot Harrison, professor of /.oology at the Sydney University, aged lorty-sevon. Miss Marie' Thornton left Dunedin on Saturday to take up her new duties on the staff of the Teachers’ Training College in 'Wellington. _ A large number of friends and associates regret the loss to Dunedin of this highly-capabk and enthusiastic educationist.