PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 561, 14 January 1929, Page 9

PERSONAL

a E. Collins arrived from Well-.a-ton this morning by the Limited. Rt Hon. J. o. Coates is visiting vJcWand. Ho is staying at the Grand Hotel. ... Alec Donald returned by the v'ransi last tvcnins after a visit to Sydney. G S. Craig returned to Auck- , ;,i iy the Aorangi last evening alter i“isit to Sydney. Mr H Abel returned to Auckland n,r evening on the Aorangi after a short visit to Sydney. Mr V L Steadman, who has been vidtW Australia, returned by the Aorangi last evening. Sir Joseph Kins'-y, of Christchurch, . 1 well-known <■ lector of New Zca,nd books, is vanting Rotorua. Mr George Kent, who has been vision* Australia, returned to Auckland tiy the Aorangi last evening. vr H C. Thomas, New Zealand manager for Metro-Gold wyn-Muyer Ltd., is staying at the Central He*® l - | Mr tv. H. Tingey, of Tingey's. Ltd., has arrived in Auckland to take over d,« management of the arm's Auckland branch. Mr. H N. Hilliard, managing di--•ctor of Rylands CN.Z.), Ltd., returned from Australia by the Aorangi last evening. Mr A- Kimpton. well known in Melbourne in business circles, arrived by the Aorangi last evening to spend a holiday in New Zealand. Mr. tv. L. Claburn, New Zealand manager for Marks and Saulwick. relurned by the Aorangi from Sydney last evening and will go on to Wellington this evening. The Hon. AV. £5. Taverner, Minister of Railways, was entertained by members and supporters of the United Party at Dunedin, and presented with a gold cigarette case.—P.A. Mr. W. R. McKean, having returned from a vacation spent in the Rotorua district, resumed his duties at the Magistrate’s Court this morning, and presided over the Police Court. Sir Thomas Parkinson arrived in Auckland this morning from the South. He is a well-known London medical min. Sir Thcmas was born in Canterbury, where he has been visiting relatives. Mr. Robert Gibb, of Menzies Ferry, Southland, has been ejected a member of the Honey Control Board by a large majority. The only other candidate was Mr. Percival Augustus Hillary, of Waikato.—P.A. Mr. Henry Schwieger, secretary of the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria, and chairman of the Primary Producers’ Bank of Australia, is travelling to Honolulu by the Aorangi. He la taking a year’s leave for the first time in 20 years. Mr. T. A. Blair, assistant general manager for New Zealand of the Vacuum Oil Company, Pty., Ltd., has been appointed assistant general manager of the Victorian branch,’ with headquarters tit Melbourne. He will leave for Australia by the Tahiti today. Mr I* B. Beale, his Majesty’s Trade Commissioner, is expected to return to Wellington on or about January 28. .Mr. Beale has spent a considerable ume in Britain and recently arrived in Sydney from the Malay Straits Settlement, where ho went on a special mission on behalf of the Department of Overseas Trade. Mr. F. S. Dyson took over his duties to-day a district engineer l’or the Publ.c Works Department. Mr. L. B. Campbell, who has been promoted to the position of inspecting engineer, left to-day for Wellington. Before leaving he was presented with a set of golf clubs by the staff of the department. The presentation was made by Mr. Cooper, chief clerk. Mr. D. G. Ball, LL.B., has been appointed by the Department of Education an inspector of native schools. He was born in Wanganui, and for the last two years has been an organising teacher under the Taranaki Education hoard, before which he was head of the Grovetown School, near Blenheim, for seven years. He served through the war. won his commission on the held, and was twice mentioned in dispatches HOTEL REGISTER Grand. Professor .1. Barbour (Christchurch), Mr. H. Town (Manchester). Mr. H. H. Seade, Mr. J. Polar (Birmingham), Kir. W. H. Cattell. Mr. J. D. Ryan, Mr. G. Baker, Mr. n. W. Apperlv, Mr. H. Stephen, Mr. i ’■ "• R- Powell. Mr. J. Fuller, Mr. D. Rickard, Mr. B. Hirst. Kir. H. Thompson ISydney). Mr. J. Burbeck. Kir. 13. fforey (London). Mr. EL G. Dawes 1, aihi), Mr. E. P. Pearce (Rochester), ■it. A C. Hammond, Mr. A. L. Robeson. Mr. F J. Lander. Mr. W. Archer (Wellington). Cargen.—Klr. A. H. Bristow, Mr. E. M Moss, Mr. T. L. Clabburn, Mr. L. • meet t. Mr. J. Burley, Mr. R. Plender--'°n, Mr. N. Frazer. Kir. D. J. Batey 'Sydney), Hir J. Hewett (England). Mr t-Payne, the Hon. Charles Klulhollaiid ;London), Mr. H. H. Field (Warring- ; «)• Sir. H. H. Robinson (Wellington), L. r ' O. Jones (Putaruru), Mr. W- " heeler (Clevedon). StaiwMr. St. J. Smith (Christ\.t ur ch), Kir. H. Withington. Kir. K. D. "helan, Mr. F. Segar. Kir. J. lUing“fth (Wellington). Kir B. Stewart diawera). ..Central.-Mr. E. Berry (Whangarei), Tf-P. Miller (Birmingham), Mr. H. E. (Adelaide), Kir. F. Credington .(bourne). Brigadier-General KI. E. 'lUcughby (Sydney). Kir. W. Morton, at-.,.. Forsyth. Mr. E. C. Garton < "ellmg tonJ h a ~ 0 , y *!’ ~ 3u. J. Darnell (Birming.“h, Mr. b u. Purdie iMuapai). Mr. L’-.-?, Uln ' s (Sydney). Mr. R. J. Me“‘.nnd (Gisborne). Kir. T. Kl. Wright Mr u orth) ’ Ml • Lynch (Poutamii) Fiurai L Langguth (Rotorua), Mr. B. hnhek (Wanganui). Mr. J. Veicich ‘faumarunui). R ’ Ward. Mr. J. la n(i K. Rowe. Mr. K. KoAuwtlu’ dne * v) ‘ Mr. A. J. McLeod (West (tUnL Ssoloman - Mr - GIUCk ‘