PERSONAL

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 13, 7 September 1931, Page 2

PERSONAL

Colonel J. E'.. Duigan, mandant *of the Northern ^Bi Command, arrived by from Auckland, on Saturdaj^B at the Grand Hotel. HBi Mr and Mrs Ernest Davis,^R land, and their daughter/I^B doch-Smith, spent the Rotorua at the Grand HoteljM^ returned to Auckland yestejj^* Mrs Davis and Mrs MurdoBfc^ are remaining for a few da^K Mr D. George, manager of|B torua North branch of the^ft New Zealand, has belen manager of the Te Puke the bank. Mr George, who^B, succeeded in Rotoroua by Pott, of Te Aroha, expects^B Rotorua in about a fortnig^H Mr A. Bennett, and Mr I, of Palmerston North, are guests at Brent's Bathgate HB Mr A. E. Rhind, of Aucl^B at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Scho^K Matamata, are spending a in Rotorua, staying at theB| Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Earle, land, spent the week-end at Misses N. and P. Ives, of hI and Miss Brook, of Hamilton® Brent's Bathgate House. B Mr E. Masters and Mr B. C.B of Auckland, are at the Granifl Miss Whitelaw, of Englas® among the guests at the Hotel® Mr G. Badley, of Aucklan® Mr J. Jamieson, of Palmerston® are at Brent's Bathgate Hous® Mr E. J. Harrison, of Auck® at the Grand Hotel. S Miss D. M. Arthur, headr® of the Napier Girls' High Sc® spending the school vacation i® rua. She is staying at the fl Mr J. O'Sullivan, of WhaiB and Mr Ciochetto, of Auckla® at Brent's Bathgate House. 9

Mr. C. Richards, formerly ( "Ghronicle" reporting staff, this week on a four-month cra the South Seas. He has bec pointed to photograph and writ cerning native life and custoi the more -remote island of the 3 esian group.

Messrs J. Galbraith and E,i of New Plymouth, are at B Bathgate House. Mr Paynter, of Christchurcli, McRea, of Auckland, and 1 Campbell, of Invercargill, an Brent's Bathgate House.