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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 403, 11 July 1928, Page 9

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♦oir, R C. Fetter arrived by the UlSaroa from Sydney this morning. a <4 Bankart was a passenger b/trata’for Wellington last evening. non E. W. Alison, M.U.C.. left {or Wellington last evening. r H Martin, of London, ar-r-ved by the Ulimaroa from Sydney [bis morning. __ a M. Bowlo was a passenger from Sydney by the Ulimaroa this morning- _ __ Mp W A. lorns was elected chairman of the Dairy Produce Board to-day.—P-A - . i\'r R W. Smith, M.P. for Waimara is confined to his home at Makaruiiui. by a severe attack of influenza. Professor P. W. Burbidge, of Aucklard. University College, left by train for Wellington last evening. ’ir r L* Macfarlane, of “Kaiwarra,” x' o rth Canterbury, returned from Australia this morning by the Ulimaroa. Bishop Liston, who has been visiting the South, returned to Auckland this morning by the Limited. The Hon. W. H. Triggs, M.L.C., and the Hon. P. Mander, M.L.C., arrived in Auckland this morning from Wellington. The Hon. A. D. McLeod, Minister of and his secretary, Mr. A. W. Mulligan, are staying at the Grand HoteL The Rev. T. Koseveare was appointed Moderator for the next six months, at yesterday’s meeting of the Auckland Presbytery. Mr. N. I. Price consulting engineer, of Sydney, arrived in Auckland this morning by the Ulimaroa to spend a holiday with relatives. Mr. R. M. Brown, formerly a stock buyer in Edinburgh for the Smithfield Markets, has been appointed pig- testing officer to the Massey Agricultural College. Mr. Bruce Elliot, son of Sir George Elliot, has passed his LL.B. examination at Cambridge. He was for a time with Russell, Campbell and McVeagh, solicitors, of Auckland . Mr. H. V. Schofield, export manager for the Exide Batteries Co., of England, arrived by the Ulimaroa from Sydney this morning. He will leave for Wellington this evening. Mr. E. W. Griffiths, who resigned from the vice-presidency of the Auckland Lawn Tennis Association last evening, was presented with a gold watch by the delegates. Mr. F. L. C. Scrinener, B.S.C. (Agric.), of the South-Eastern Ag.rieutural College (University of London), at Wye, Kent, has been appointed lecturer in Soil and Inorganic Chemistry at the Massey Agricultural College.—P.A. The Primate, Archbishop Averill, returned to Auckland yesterday after visiting the Thames district. He held a confirmation service at Thames on Sunday, and was entertained by church people on Monday evening. During his tour he visited Tapu, Thornton’s Bay and Turua. HOTEL REGISTER Grand —Mr. G. H. Martin, Mr. J. C. 'Vrist (London), Captain R. C. Fetter, D r ;, P ' H - Haslam (Sydney), Mr. R. H. Ballantyne, Mr. A. H. Manson, Mr. W. ratterson (Christchurch), Mr. M. McIver, Mr. R. McDonald, Mr. G. H. Scott, v r> A ' H. Dodd (Wellington), Mr. E. i. Park (San Francisco). * » * Cirgen.—Mr. F. O’Shea, Mr. A. R. (Sydney), Mr. W. A. Kennedy (Wellington). SUr— Mr. A. E. Kidd, Mr. A S. yansbrough, Mr. C. S. Jeffreys, Mr. Bruce, Mr. J. R. Illingworth, Mr. U Sunderland (Wellington), Mr. M. Fraser (Whangarei), Mr. R. Blesson Christchurch), Mr. H. Hildebrand (Sweden). * * * Central.— Dr. C. B. Bowie, Mr. A. M. sowie (Christchurch), Mr. E. C. Nimon, p * T * w - Dobbie (Wellington), Mr. t Si* (New Plymouth), Mr. L. Davidson, Mr. E. G. Davidson (Dargaville). * * * Tftn\° y fJ‘ —^ r ‘ McKenzie (HamilVr ’t n A . E> Marshall (Wellington), L. J * Parkinson (Christchurch), Mr. . Thompson (Wanganui). Vo A ' b u ept: Mr. E. A. Edge, Palmerston tb; Mr. C. L. Bagnall, Daa'gaville; 5J* tr. J. Neilson, Opotiki; Mr. C. F. Jansen. Napier; Mr. and Mrs. Doch-