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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 161, 28 September 1927, Page 9

PERSONAL

Messrs. C. A. Whitney and H. C. Collins left by the I.imited last evening for Wellington. Bishop Cleary, the Koman Catholic Bishop of Auckland, left by train for Wel'tngton last evening. Sir Frederic Lang, ar.d the Hons C T Carrington and F. Mander M.L.C.’s returned to Wellington last evening. Mr. W. Goodfellow, managing-direc-tor of the New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company, Ltd., left by train for Wellington last evening.

Colonel Commandant R. H. Potter C.MG., Officer Commanding the Northern Command, left for the South by the Limited last evening.

Police Commissioner W. B. Mcllveney and Police Inspector J. Mcllveney wore among the passengers who left for Wellington by the Limited last evening.

Dr. Hughes. Auckland medical officer of health, will leave about the end of the year for India tc attend a medical conference at Delhi.

Mr. C. F. E.skell, manager of Universal Films, came from Wellington to meet Sir Victor Wilson, president of the Mot on Pictures D tributors’ Association. Who arrived at Auckland by the Niagara.

Mr. V*. R. Batty, late manager of the New Zealand Insurance Company's branch at Buenos Ayres. Argentine Republic, is on a short visit to Auckland be ore returning to his home in Melbourne. He Is staying at the Northern Club. HOTEL REGISTER Grand. —Mr. A. Adams, Mr. W. Edwards (Nelson). Star. —Mr. L. A. Scott. Mr. A. H. Adams (Sydney), Mr. H. E. Burton (Wellington). Mr. E. H. Oudaille, Mr. J. D. Money (Hamilton), Mr. R. Boddv (Te Kuiii), Mr. B. Sladden (Taurangaj. Central.—Mr. R. H. George, Mr. R T. McQuade (New Plymouth), Mr R T. Brown, Mr. B. C. Griffiths (Belfas’t). ' Commercial.—Mr. Scruton (Sydney) Mr. Knowlson (Pukemiro), Mr. McGill (Rati nua). Royal,— Mr. R. T. Milton (Dunedin) Mr. A J. Smith (Wellington). Mr. A. S Churches (Palmerston North). Alter! —Mr. K. Tombs (Hamilton) Mr. W. A. Hlslop (Wellington).