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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 526, 1 December 1928, Page 9

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, rr a J. Stallworthy and Mr. A. J. vnrdoch. M-P.s', left by the Limited Wellington last evening. mp Maurice Denniston, of Welling- • who has been visiting Auckland, returned home by the Limited last eveningMr Beaumont Smith, of J. C. Wil- . ' s ' on Films, returned to Auckland this morning from Invercargill. Mr D. Rodie, commercial manager . ' ,he railways, returned to Wellington last evening after visiting landmr James Mills is on his way to veW Zealand, via Sydney, and is due in the Dominion by the middle of next month. ... Hutchings, private secretary to ’ Minister of .Public Works, arrived horn Wellington by the Limited this morningMr- H- S. S. Kyle, M.P., who has been "jti'ng Auckland and Whangarei. returned to Christchurch last evening on tim Limited. professor W. Riddct, of the Massey vricultural College, Palmerston North, arrived in Auckland this morning by the Limited. The Countess Phelma Metaxa will rrive in Auckland by the Rotorua from ingland to-morrow, and will leave luter by the Limited for Wellington. Mr. H. R. Mackenzie, chairman of the Auckland Harbour Board, will return to Auckland on Monday by the Niagara, after having been abroad since ApriL Mr .William P. Fennell, solicitor, was this morning admitted as a barrister of the Supreme Court by Mr. Justice Frazer, on the motion of Mr. J. J. Sullivan. Mr. W. J. Woodcock, of Te Kuiti. lias been appointed agricultural inspector at Hamilton. Mr. G. W. Wild, who formerly held the post, has been promoted to Invercargill. Mr. and Mrs. H. Gold, of London, left vesterday for Rotorua. Recently they iiad a motor accident in Suva, and .Mr. Gold was forced to spend a few weeks in hospital. He is now almost recovered. Mr. S. A. R. Mair, after 30 years' service as engineer to the Rangitikei County Council, has resigned.. Mr. Mair is recognised as one of the foremost local body engineers in the Dominion. Mr. Stanley S. Turner, a member of the firm of G. J. McCaul and Company, textile and general buyers, of London, will arrive in Auckland by the Rotorua to-morrow morning. He intends to tour New Zealand. Mr. George M. Moir. M.Sc., A.1.C., who left Dunedin a year ago to undertake research work at the Dairy Institute, Reading, England, has won the Pedlar Research Scholarship awarded by the Institute of Chemistry. This scholarship is tenable for a year, and is worth £ 300. Mr. Karl Atkinson, until recently editor of the “New Zealand Pictorial” and a member of its staff since its foundation, was presented with a wallet on Thursday evening by members of the staff- Mr. Atkinson is leaving to take up the position of sales manager at Howies, Limited. HOTEL REGISTER Grand.—Mr. R. Caughley (Wellington), Mr. A. Pixley (Sydney), Mr. E. Pixlay (Tasmania >. Cargen.—Dr. H. B. Ewen, Mr. K. D. Mitchell (Wellington), Mr. E. D. Somerville (Te Kuiti). Star.—Mr. J. Porteous (Wellington). Central.—Mr. W. T. Sedgebeer (Sydney). Mr. L. Eastbrook, Mr. J. E. Williams (Wellington), Mr. S. T. Newton (Christchurch), Mr. H. J. Hawke, Mr. R. Binney (Hamilton). Royal.—Mr. H. Dent (Ngatea), Air. N. Jameson (Thames), Air. F. Wilson (Wellington). Albert.— Mr. J. Harris (Huntly), Mr. I'. Twohill (Thames), Mr. I*. Corbett 1 Hikutaia), Air. G. Swailes. Mr.' J. Harris (Napier).