PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 305, 16 March 1928, Page 10

PERSONAL

Judge Flemming, of the .Sudan, is leaving by the Maunganui this noonj, L. Vergette returned to Napier last evening after a short stay j lt Auckland. Mr. J- B. Harcourt, president of the ■Wellington Kacing Club, is indisposed and confined to his bed. 3i r . H. H. Saunderson, publicity manager for John Court, Ltd., left by the Maunganui to-day for Sydney. Sir Hubert and Lady Carr, of India, left by train for Rotorua this morning- They will spend the night at Hamilton. Mr. G. Donaldson, New Zealand representative for the Eastern Extension Cable Company, is staying at the Central Hotel. Mr. F. N. Bartram, M.P. for Grey Lynn, and Mr. V. H. Potter, member for Roskill. returned from Wellington this morning. Mr. Cl. G. Stewart, editor of the Railway Magazine, who has been in Auckland on departmental business, returned to Wellington last evening. Mr. H. H. Sterling, of Hamilton, general manager of the New Zealand Cooperative ’• ’ - Compar- Ltd., returned (South by train this morning. Mr. A. C. Turnbull, secretary to the Public Service Commissioner, is in ~ncl on business for his department. He is accompanied by Mrs Turnbull. Mr. F. D. Holdsworth, former Chief Postmaster at Auckland, who has been on a visit to New Zealand,, leaves on the Maunganui to-day for his home at Manly, Sydney. Mr. W. S. Lamb, of Sy' l - and Mr. \Y\ Martin Anderson, of England, have returned from a successful deep-sea fishing trip to Russell. They are at the Hotel Cargen. Mr. liana fin. of New York, who has been through the Dominion on a pleasure trip, arrived in Auckland this morning from the South, and will leave on the Maunganui to-day. The Rev. C. Beharell, of the London Missionary Society, who has been on furlough :.n Australia and New Zealand, has returned to his station at >’iue Island. Mr. H. White-Wickham, of London, vho has been deep-sea fishing at fsell, is at the Grand Hotel. He will leave by the Maunganui for Sydney this afternoon. Mr. A. Williams, president, and Mr. J. R. Brunt, secretary, who are to represent the Canterbury Justices’ Association at the Federation of New Zealand Conference, will visit. Auckland, where the conference opens on March pi. Mr. F. A. Hellaby and Mr. H. P. Caughey, who are leaving shortly fo.* England, were granted leave of absence by the council of the Auckland Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Mr. Malcolm Stewart is to act as vicepresident during Mr. Caughey s absence. HOTEL REGISTER Grand. —Mr. F. Jacob Mr. It Carney (Christchurch), Mr. A. Kirkwood (Raglan). Cargen.—Mr. F. L. Hunt (London). Jlr. R. C. Williamsor, Mr. H. J. Planky (Sydney). Mr. F. I). Burnett, Mr. C. F. Carter (Wellington). Star.—Mr. M. M. Davidson, Mr. M. McLeod (Wellington). Central.—Mr. A. *H. Mitchell, Mr. J. Paterson, Mr. G. Donaldson (Wellington), Mr. C. Dick (Otewa). ... Commercial.— Mr. T. W. Martin (Wellington), Mr. D. Grant (Ohineparu). * * * Royal. —Mr. Baxter (Hamilton), Mr. C. Braddell (Palmerston North), Mr. T. Leslie (Gisborne), Mr. A. E. Rice (Taumarunui).