PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 337, 24 April 1928, Page 11

PERSONAL

W' Grounds, chairman of the ' V r * produce Board, left by train for | SSfngton last evening. r Gilmour, of Wellington, j -trar of the Arbitration Court, is * e fiog at the Commercial Hotel. . r M. C. Coote was a passenger fhe Marama, which arrived in iOCldand to-day from Sydney. R. A. Singer, who has been “S'* Wellington, returned to AuekSfS. morning. __ u.ior King and Mr. W. Devlin were the passengers from Wellingthe Limited this morning. „ H H. Sterling, general manager he New Zealand Co-operative Dairy '■‘“'nv arrived from Wellington by gfSSted this morning. . R H. Parton, representing EArds Dunlop and Company, Ltd., arrived ’ from Sydney to “ day by the >lara rna * , r Theo Tresize left for Whangarei day. He wiil return to Auckland later to produce “The Florentine Tragedy.** \r r W. G. T. Goodman arrived from Adelaide to-day by the Marama. He f & member of the Transport Commission which will sit in Auckland. Mr. J. A. Cahill, secretary of the Auckland Commercial Travellers’ Club, who has been on a visit to Sydney and Melbourne, returned by the Marama to-day. Mr. A. Sinclair O’Connor, of Auckland,* will leave by the Limited tomorrow evening for Wellington. He tfjll be absent until the end of the week. Sir John Bell, a member of the Indian Council of State, and an ex-presi-dent of the Bengal Chamber of Commerce, arrived in Auckland to-day by the Marama from Sydney. Mr. S. G. Black, of Sydney, who is associated with Burns, Philp, South Seas Company, Ltd., arrived in Auckland to-day by the Marama from Sydney. He will proceed to Wellington. The directors of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, announce the appointment to the local board for New Zealand of Sir George Elliott, chairman of the Bank of New Zealand. Dr. S. Kenrick. F.R.C.S., who returned by the Marama this morning, has been studying in England for two years. He has been specialising in women’s diseases, and for a time was senior resident surgeon at the Chelsea Hospital for Women. Dr. Kenrick also studied at Glasgow. The Hon. F. J. Rolleston (AttorneyGeneral and Minister of Justice) will leave Wellington for Auckland this evening to represent the Government at the Anzac Lay memorial ceremony to-morrow. On Thursday the Minister will visit Roto Roa and Pakatoa Islands, and he will arrive back in Wellington on Friday morning. HOTEL REGISTER Grand: Mr. E. J. Hyams, Wellington; Mr. D. Walker-Arnott, London; Mr. A. T. Bosworth, Christchurch; Mr. H. H. Barker. Gisborne. * * * Cargen: Mr. W. M. Anderson, Osvestry. England; Mr. J. Heugham, London: Mr. C. M. Luff, Lenver, Colorado; Mr. O. Willard, West Australia; Mr. V. Shipway, Mr. R. S. Smith, Sydney; Mr. T. M. Kirker, Letroit; Mr. J. Graham, Mr. C. P. Newman, Wellington * * * Star: Mr. M. Jones, Te Kuiti; Mr. G. N. Hayes, Largaville. * * * Central: Mr. G. Boyes, Mr. A. G. Waddell, Hamilton; Mr. T. Young, Helensville; Mr. A. S. George, Mr. P. Schneldeman. Mr. F S. Miller, Wellington; Mr. L. Tripe, Rotorua. * * * Commercial: Mr. J. Webster, Hamilton; Mr. T. Humphries, Cambridge; Mr. T. K. Patterson, Waihi. « * * Royal: Mr. G E. S. Brody, Kaikohe; Messrs. C. and P. Spender, Rawene.