PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 242, 3 January 1928, Page 9

PERSONAL

The Rev. M. Hunt arrived this mornfrom Sydney by the Marama. .pastor C. A. Wrigley arrived fronn Jydney this morning by the Marama, . J. Elliott, of Vancouver, is a through passenger on the Niagara. vi, Janies Mason, a member of the j.j,iway Board, is visiting Auckland. Professor H. B. Taylor was a passer from Sydney this morning by £rs*r» ma - nr Sinclair, of Taihape. returned ■rater day by the Niagara from a trip abroad. The Bev. A. A. Barham was a pasr by the Marama from Sydney this morning. _ Warden, of Hamilton, who has v ir> 'on a trip to England, returned yesterday by the Niagara. Mr F. W. Draper, mining engineer, London, is a through passenger to Sydney by the Niagara. Mr R. F. Strang, a well-known Australian pastoraiist. is returning to Sydney on the Niagara. T he Bev. Father P. Dalton was a oassenger from Sydney this morning £ythe Marama. The Hon. Sir Thomas Mackenzie, ML.C returned to Wellington last evening by the Limited. Mr G- Portus, of the Sydney TJnirerrity. * s * through passenger on the Niagara. jfr. Henry Marks, M.L.C., Mayor of was an arrival in Auckland yesterday by the Niagara. Mr. E G. Miner, steel manufacturer, Afßoehester, New York, is a through passenger by the Niagara. p r W. Gray-Toung, of Wellington, returned from the United States by the Niagara yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Easdown, of Auckland, who have been on a trip abroad, returned to Auckland by the Niagara yesterday. The Bev. S. R. Wareing, of Hamilton, has been appointed priest-in-charge of the Anglican Church at Ohaupo. Dr. and Mrs. C. Reece, of Hamilton, returned by the Niagara yesterday from a trip abroad, and are staying at the Hotel Cargen.

The Rev. J. Rich, of Whangarei, has been appointed as curate of St. Peter’s Cathedral. Hamilton. He commenced his duties on Sunday. The Rev. A. A. Murray, of Auckland, returned by the Niagara yesterday from a visit to the United States. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Eastdown, of Remuera, returned by the Niagara after a six. weeks* holiday in Honolulu. Messrs. H. L. Smith, A. W. Smallwood and N. Frazer were among the passengers who arrived from Sydney this morning by the Marama. Mr. W. S. Lambe, of Sydney, arrived by the Marama this morning and will spend some weeks fishing at Bussell and Taupo. Mr. Frank Thomson, permanent head of the Prime Minister’s Department returned to Wellington last evening by the Limited. His Honour Mr. Justice Davidson, of Sydney, arrived by the Marama this morning on a holiday trip to New Zealand. Dr. W. Young, of Wellington, who attended the British Medical Association’s Conference in Edinburgh, returned yesterday by the Niagara. Mr. Peter Amodeo. of Christchurch, arrived by the Limited this morning and will stay with his brother, Mr. F. E. Amodeo, at Belmont. Mr. Barry Blundell, of the Wellington “Post,” writes from Philadelphia to an Auckland friend, stating that he has had a splendid holiday and expects to be back in New Zealand on January 17. The Rev. H. R. A. Wilson, vicar of Ketley, Wellington, Shropshire, is a through passenger by the Niagara for Sydney. He was formerly vicar of Kogarah, New South Wales. Mr. W. Gray Young, a Wellington architect, returned by the Niagara yesterday after attending the Rotary Conference at Ostend and a conference of the Royal Institute of Architects in London. Mr. H. Museome, of Vancouver, a former Mayor of that city, arrived in Auckland by the Niagara yesterday on a holiday to New Zealand. He is accompanied by Mrs. Buscome. The Hon. Henry Marks, M.L.C., •Mayor of Suva, and Mrs. Marks, who arrived by the Niagara yesterday, are staying at the Hotel Cargen. They are to spend several weeks on holiday m t&e North Island. The Rev. Fathers Kennedy and nel&n, of Taranaki, arrived in Auck3re*terday by the Niagara after a orld tour. Father Kennedy is parish Pneat at Opunake, and Father Phelan 18 m charge at Patea. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Strang, of jjMinwiton North, were arrivals by Niagara yesterday from Vancouver. , abroad they spent some time y 1 France, and motored to Scotland London. Weather conditions ~e r. e so bad, however, that much of • e ir touring was necessarily curtailed.

HOTEL REGISTER Grand —Mr. R. H. Wilson (Victoria). Jf-W. Griffin (England), Mr. T. Todd. Vo ' Robertson, Mr. O. Kendall, Mr. A Roughton (Sydney). Mr. A. Scroope Jt-anstchurch). Messrs. H. and E. Ed®onds (Townsville). ~5* r s« n —Mr. W. M. Anderson (Engv"*'; Mr S. W. Lister (U.S.A.). Mr. rn\. B , U . ck (Tauranga). Mr. A. P. PhilißiLPlorrinsv*He). Mr. K. McGibbon Mr. L. H. Jenkins. Mr. W. S. Mr. N. Frazer. Mr. J. L. Smith, ■“ r - p - A. Little (Sydney). >f-Mr. E. F. C. Hinds (Christ-V-A A Mr. A. Anderson (Dargaville), • L - S. Dempsey (Palmerston North), ■“ eS3r s. E. J. and E. Chrisp (Gisborne). Ctntrai,—Mr j. T. Stevens, Mr. J‘m', Mr. F. Carpenter (Sydney). Commercial.—Mr. T. C. Walsh (LonpU’ Mr. R. Parker (Wellington). Mr. • <~nor (Tauranga). R R £ y ?*-—Mr. J. N. Hammond, Mr. V. -Roberts. Mr. R. Walton. Mr. W. B. tap) 6 (Sydne y). Mr. G. Tripner (Kua-