PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 336, 23 April 1928, Page 9

PERSONAL

A. Harris, M.P., returned from V dUngton yesterday morning by the Mr L J- Armitage, who has been •“tins the South, returned to Auck"‘nd yesterday. «r J- G. Rickerby, district traffic ;Leer Auckland Railways, left for ’Boston last evening by the Limited. \fr S. J- Collett, manager of the , „vernnient Tourist Department, is ciytne at the Royal Hotel. u r J. F. Ewen left by train for treWng ton last evening. He will reura from the South in a few days. Mr H. Girling Butcher, of Wellington inspector of explosives, is staying gl the Star Hotel. Mr justice Frazer, president of the ‘hitVation Court, arrived from Hamilton during the week-end, and is staying at the Hotel Cargen. Mr J. D. Mitchell, Mr. G. Reid and retain Gibbons were among the nassengers who arrived from Wellington this morning by the Limited. r a. C. "\Yood, of Wimbledon, Hawke’s Bay, will leave by the Remuora on Saturday to take part in a British Empire farmers’ tour. Dr. Alfred Ewan, of Godaiming, Surrey who has just concluded a tour of ,he’South Island, is visiting the North before connecting with the Niagara at Auckland for Vancouver. Mr. A. Edward, a member of the Transport Commission which is to sit ,»n Thursday, returned from Wellington this morning by the Limited. He is at the Grand Hotel. The Rev. Father Biernoski, of South Australia, who has been visiting Kurope, was a through passenger by the Niagara, which arrived in Auckland to-day. Mr. H. Kendall and Mr. J. P. Lodge, wool merchants, of Boston, U.S.A., were through passengers by the Niagara, for Sydney, which arrived in Auckland at noon. Guests at to-day’s Rotary Club luncheon were Messrs. W. J. Foster (Melbourne), J. D. Smith (Hamilton), L M. Keesing (Palmerston North), H. C. Bartley (Sydney) and R. W. Hansard (Napier). Mr. G. W. Clinton, United States Onnaul at Cumberland, 8.C., is a through passenger by the Niagara, which arrived in Auckland to-day from Vancouver. Mr. Clinton is on a health trip and will return to Canada via Aickland Mr. H. W. Lever, former general manager ol the Bank of New South Wales in New Zealand, returned to Auckland to-day by the Niagara, accompanied by Mrs. Lever. They will leave for Wellington by to-night’s express. The Chief Inspector of Fisheries (Mr. A. E. Hefford) has returned to Wellington from Westland. lie will leave shortly for Wanganui, in connection with the work there upon Atlantic salmon, and will also inspect the site for a proposed hatchery to suit the three Taranaki acclimatisation societies, who are about to amalgamate. HOTEL REGISTER Gran*. —Mr. O. Hutchinson (Tima.ru), Mr. L. Henri, Mr. R. E. Fisher (London), Mr. F. Facer, Mr. H. Gibbons, Mr. G. Reid, Mr. F. Johnson, Mr. N. Gibbons (Wellington), Mr. L. B. Farquhar (Cambridge). Captain S. Gibbons (Palmerston North). * *■ * Cargen.—Mr. H. Pamphilon (Sydney), Mr. J. IT. Barton (Taihape). ** . * Star. —Mr. A. Bishop (Melbourne), Mr. D. R. Taylor. Mr. J. Hunt, Mr. F. A. King. Mr. E. C. ITardie, Mr. C. Neil*on (Wellington), Mr. W. Price •Christchurch), Mr. H. Halliday (Dunlin), Mr. P. C. Sorrell (Napier). * * * Central.—Mr. P. P. McFarland (Wellington), Mr. G. P. Bell (Christchurch), Mr. P. Jacobsen, Mr. L. Sweeney Hamilton). * * * Albert.—Mr. H. Oldfield, Mr. CollingMr. B. Watson ("Welling ton), Mr. F. Woods (Te Puke), Mr. W. B. Dales (Wanganui), Mr. H. Roseveare ‘bargaville). * * * Royal.—Mr. S. Jackson (Dunedin), Mr. L. Wilson (Wellington), Mr. F. Munroe (Christchurch), Mr. F. J. Car*®r (Rangatana).