PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 456, 11 September 1928, Page 11

PERSONAL

vf r J. M. Hickson, of London, is ,c»yin£ at the Central Hotel.

Mr. C. F. Dalgrety arrived from the goutb by t* l6 Limited this morning.

vfajor M. E. Dunham arrived from svdney this morning by the Marama.

«r and Mrs. Beaumont Smith left sy car for Rotorua this morning.

air Joseph Ward and his son, Mr Vincent Ward, left for Wellington last evening*

Mr C. M Croft. Canadian Trade Commissioner, left for Wellington last evening'

Mr A. M. Mathieson was a passenger from the South by the Limited this morning- '

Mr F. Arlington Burke, an American lecturer, arrived in Auckland this morning by the Marama from Sydney.

nr G. Fenwick, who has been on a health trip to Australia, returned to Auckland this morning by the Marama.

Mr w. J- Holdsworth, chairman of the Auckland Electric-Power Board, [eft for Wellington by train last even-

Commapder G. M. Macintosh, R.N., and Mrs/Maclntosh returned to Auckland this morning, after spending a W eek in Wellington.

Sir Frederic Lang, the lion. W. Stewart and the Hon. F. Mander, JIL.C.’S, and Messrs. H. G. R. Mason, M j Savage and J. A. Lee, M.P.’s, left for Wellington last evening.

Mr. William Burton, general manaier for John Fuller and Sons (New Zealand). Ltd., arrived by car last evening, and is staying at the Albert Hotel.

Captain Hollis, marine superintendent for the Commonwealth and Dominion Line, arrived in Auckland this morning by the Limited from Wellington.

Mr. Norman Sturt, the well-known Auckland tennis player who went to Sydney some weeks ago, returned this morning by the Marama. He will reside here In future.

Mr. C. N. Bolt, a civil engineer who left Auckland nine years ago and has been living in Siam and the East, returned by the Marama this morning on holiday.

After three and a-half years spent in London, Mr. Walter Fuller returned to New Zealand by the Marama this morning. He will proceed to Wellington on Sunday night.

Mr. E. H. Potter, Mayor of Mount Eden, at last evening’s Borough Council meeting was appointed the council’s representative on the sectional Town-Planning Committee.

Mr. F. W. A. Handman, chief engineer for Sir G. W. Armstrong, Whitworth and Company, Ltd., left for England by the Aorangl last evening. Before proceeding Home he will spend three weeks in Australia.

Mr. J. A. Dunning, New Zealand Rhodes Scholar for 1925, has returned to Auckland. At Oxford he took his BA. degree with honours in mathematics. He has been appointed to the staff of the John McGlashan College, Dunedin.

Mr. Phillips-Turner, Director of Forestry, and Mr. W. T. Morrison, conservator of forests for the Rotorua region, who are two New Zealand delegates to the Empire Forestry Conference in Australia, left for Sydney by the Aorangl last evening. Mr. A. Hansson, Inspector of State forests, had previously left for tho conference.

HOTEL REGISTER. Grand.—Mr. W. Hildesbrandt (Sydney). Mr. E. Stallard (London).

Cargen.—Major M. E. Dunham (Sydney), Mr. J. Murray Toms (Sydney), Mr. S. W. Mo--crlp (Gisborne).

Star.—Mr. S. Gibson (Dunedin). Mr. R- C. Somerville, Mr. C. Biggs, Mr.' G. E. Hodgkins (Wellington), Mr. G. E. King (Hoklanga), Mr. W. N. MacPherson (Scotland).

Central.—Mr. G. T. King, Mr. G. H. King, Mr. E. Noble. Mr. F. W. Richards (Sydney), Mr. A. Macfarlane, Mr. W. Fuller (Wellington), Mr. C. Johnstone (Whatawhata).

Royal,—Mr. C. Caird (Tokomaru Bay). Mr. J. Wilson (Wellington), Mr. F. Davidson (Christchurch), Mr. M. L Lamps (WanganuD.