PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 370, 2 June 1928, Page 9

PERSONAL

yh« Governor-General, Sir Charles rergusson. attended a meeting of the executive Council this morning and tot( , r . with Lady Alice Fergusson, went the Auckland Racing Club's winter meeting at Ellerslie. In the afternoon he presented the Earl Jellicoe Irident to the Calliope Company of pT - scouts and inspected 1,000 Boy ■eouts and Cubs at the Drill Hall, KutStreet. His Excellency will int 5 000 members of naval and Spitary units at the Domain on Monmorning at a ceremonial parade. Ho will also attend a luncheon given f* King's Empire Veterans at the Town by the City Council, the Patriotic Vreociation and the Returned SolnTrs’ Association. An official dinner (n honour of the King's Birthday will la given by their Excellencies at Government Houso in the evening. Canon F. W. Young, of Auckland, it visiting Darfiavllle. vr R- Girling Butcher, inspector of sxplosivcs. is at the Star Hotel. Mr Allen Bell, M.P. for the Bay of Islands, is staying at the Grand Hotel. wj r T. B. Aickin, private secretary to the Prime Minister, is at the Grand Hotel. The Hon. L. M. Isitt, AI.L.C., returned to the South by the Limited last evening. The Prime Minister, the Right Hon. j G. Coates, is at the Grand Hotel. With him is Alr«. Coates. Mr. James A. Warnock will leave for America by the Aorangi on Tuesday on a holiday trip. Mr. G. A. Troup, Mayor of Wellington. arrived in Auckland by train this morning, lie is at the Hotel Cargen. pr. S. L. Harke, port health officer. Is progressing slowly in a private hospital. Ho will not be back at his post again for several weeks. The Hon. W. Downie Stewart, Minister of Finance, will probably leave Punedin on Wednesday for Wellington. —P.A. Major-General R. Young, C. 8., C.M G., D. 5.0., G.O.C. New Zealand Forres, arrived in Auckland this morning by the Limited Dr. F. B. McFarlane, who has been studying medicine at Otago University, leaves for Edinburgh at the end of the month to continue his studies. Mr. F. D. Thomson, permanent head of the Prime Minister's Department, arrived from Wellington this morning and is at the Grand Hotel. The Hon. A. D. McLeod. Minister of Lands, arrived at Dunedin last evening. He will open the Winter Show to-day, and will spend the week-end in Dunedin, returning North on Tuesday.— P.A. Commissioner H. Mapp, international secretary of the Salvation Army in London, and General Booth’s representative at the New Zealand Congress, will arrive by the Aorangi on Monday morning. Lieut.-Colonel L. P. Brassey, of India, has returned to Auckland from a fishing trip in the Taupo district, and is at the Grand Hotel. He leaves for Vancouver by the Aorangi on Tuesday oil his way to En gland. Captain J. J- Toomer, for four years divisional officer of tho Salvation Army in Auckland, who has been appointed secretary of the Children’s Aid Department in Wellington, will take up his duties on July 12. Mr. and Airs. James Graham. Alangaweka; Mr. and Mrs. Watt, Cambridge; Mr. and Airs. Ervine, Otorohanga; the Misses Holden, Marton; and Air. A. Smith, Rotorua, are among recent arrivals at “Fernleigh,” Symonds Street. Lieutenant G. O. Gladstone, R.N., who visited New Zealand in 1924 in H.AI.S. Hood, and who is at present stationed in H.M.S. Vernon, will join the Diomede in England. He will be in New Zealand for three years. Sir Robert Stout has been appointed to fill the vacancy on the board of directors of the Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society, Ltd., caused by the death of the late Air. J. B. Harcourt. Sir Robert, who had previously occupied the position of chairman of the board in Wellington, resigned when he was appointed Chief Justice.

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