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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 253, 16 January 1928, Page 9

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f'mtain Duff arrived from Wellington fhTs morn lng by the Limited. T Schenck, a visitor from Gerv arrived by the Niagara from yydnry this morning. vtr John Farrell. Auckland manager j c WiUlamson. Ltd., left for the last evening by the Limited. Professor W. Biddet left for Palrrstol North this morning. He will “side there in future. Mr L G. Armstrong, Mayor of To avramutu, and Mrs. Armstrong, are ftTying at the Hotel Cargen. Mr J S. Brigham, town clerk of .'..Hand, has returned from his holidays. and will resume his duties tomorrow. Mr H. R. Mackenzie, chairman of hi Auckland Harbour Board, returned from a launfh cruise of the Bay of Islands on Saturday evening. Mr G. Pottinger, a nephew of Sir Henry Pottinger. arrived from Engbind by the Niagara this morning. He is interested in the tobacco industryMr B. R. Sword, traffic advisor to the Divisional Superintendent, North Island Railways, went South last evening by the Limited. Dr. Cleary. Roman Catholic Bishop tif Auckland, is making good progress from his recent illness and is now able to take drives around the city. The Hon. Sir Maui Pomare, ActingMinister for Internal Affairs, arrived from Wellington by the Limited this morning. He will leave for Fiji tomorrow by the Niagara. Mr. L. Macintosh Ellis, Director of Forestry, who attended the opening of the road through the Waipoua Forest last week, will leave for the South this evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rea, of Denver. Colorado, who have been on a holiday visit to New Zealand, will return by the Niagara to-morrow. They are at the Grand Hotel. Mr. G. Baildon. Mayor of Auckland, returned to his office at the Town Hall this morning after three weeks spent on a launch trip, which included calls at Russell and the Great Barrier. Guests at the Rotary Club's luncheon to-day Included Messrs O. M. Williams, L. Keening (Palmerston North), T. E. Toneycliffe (Gisborne), Stuart Ford (London). Thos. Pumes (Melbourne), L Macintosh Ellis (Wellington). Lieutenant-Colonel Sclater, Australian and New Zealand manager for the Canadian Pacific Railways, arrived from Sydney this morning by the Niagara. Dr. F. McQueen, of Newcastle. New South Wales, arrived in Auckland today by the Niagara from Sydney, en route to the United States and England. Captain Nicholas Everitt, whe during the war was with the British Secret Service, arrived from Sydney by the Niagara this morning. He will spend some time fishing in New Zealand waters. • HOTEL REGISTER Grand.—Mr. S. Crouch, Mr. Welbury (Manchester), Mr. I. Burbeck, Mr. A T. Arundel, Mr. M. A. Nathan, Mr. T. V. Healy (London), Mr. R. T. Greenham. Mr. N. Gilmour, Captain Angus, Messrs. B, and W, H. Anderson, Mr. T. Bavin, Colonel J. Sclater, Messrs. T. and F. Rue (Sydney), Mr. F. Nettlefold, Mr. T. P. Purvis. Air. S. Smith (Melbourne), Mr. C. H. Munsen (Rochester. N Y.), Mr. K. D. Cuncan, Mr. W. E. A. rr ,^ r - D. Ardell (Wellington), Mr. , Meier (Swetzerland), Mr. R. Barbour Mr. R p. Carey. Mr. V. E. Hamilton (Christchurch). C»rg*n —Mr. Alma G. Baker (U.S.A.). • • • j s vv r T Mr ,' J ‘ °- Smith (Sydney), Mr. ArnoU . Mr. M. Watts, Mr. S. J. (Wellington), Mr. E. J. Brown, rofre) *’ and E ' L - Smith (Oko- • • « A - E - Haskett, Mr. R. 0 lw (Sydney), Mr. L. McKelvie. Mr. Mr A p lr a B ’ MarKchel (Wellington), t" Armstrong. Mr. J. Moore N - SatternComm.rei .l._M r jv. Bunting (HamMr T B ' / J^ ardin K (Wellington), -«r. T. Blake (Christchurch). Smith * Fi J s >- Mr. W W^w. hue (Whangarel), Mr. G. H mi^j? n tr ( ? arsaville) ' Mr G - E - Sut<Rotorua) ' Mr ' B ***■*-*{• J Craig * (California), g O'' i; Osborne. Mr. Clancy. Mr. H. Dr , T , Shenk (Sydney),