PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 2, 24 March 1927, Page 9

PERSONAL

>lr. Allen Bell. M.P. for the Bay of Islands, has been staying in Rotorua for the past fortnight. He is having a course of baths and treatment and expressed himself as well pleased with the result. Mr. Keith Bedlington, a farmer, of

Otorohanga, left \V liangarei yesterday for the Malay States, where he has secured a four-years* engagement in his profession as surveyor. Airs. Bedlington will join her husband in a year’s time-

Mr. Maxwell S. Walker was yesterday admitted by Mr. Justice MacGregor as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court, on the motion of Air. Ralph L. Ziman. Mr. Charles H. Taylor, a geologist and banker, of Oklahoma, America, arrived in Auckland yesterday on a world tour and left for Rotorua this morning. He is particularly interested oil, and will study the prospects in A’ew Zealand. Mr. A. A. Coates was yesterday admitted by Air Justice AlacGregor as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court on the motion of Air. N. H. Hanna. Mr. W. A. Veitch, M.P. for Wanganui, who has been in Auckland in connection with the revival of the Liberal Party, left for the south by train last evening. Mrs. Emily Nicol, secretary of the Southern Cross League, has been nominated by the league as a candidate for the Auckland Hospital Board. HOTEL REGISTER. Grand. —Professor B. Willis (California), Mr. S. Williams (Sydney), Mr. H v Hamilton and Mr. A. L. OakRhlnd (Melbourne), and Mr. G. Townshend (Christchurch). Cargen. —Mr. C. H. Taylor (New York), Air. D. N. Trening (Alelbourne), Air. T. M. Rose and Mr. E. J. Graveatock (Sydney), Air. M. Besly (London), Messrs. O. M. and G. Coverdale (Te Awamutu). Star.—Mr. W. AlcNabb (Alelbourne), Mr. M. Blake and Mr. A. Hall (Wellington) and Mr. F. J. Flemming (Sydney). Royal. —Mr. E. O’Connel (Geelong. Victoria), Air. J. H. Newson and Air. W. E. Rawson (Wellington) and Mr. B. Boyce (Christchurch). Central.—Mr. O. Rust (Ceylon), Air. R. D. Sands (Alelbourne), Mr. R. Wilson (Wellington), Air. R. Comm (Dunedin) and Mr. A. R. Ponder (Christchurch).