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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 570, 24 January 1929, Page 9

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-y r J. F. Montague returned this morning from Russell. Dr R Tracy Inglis left for Wellington last evening on the Limited. Mr. A. Harris. M 11.,I 1 ., left for Wellington by the Limited last evening. Tir W. S. Glenn, formerly M.P. for ra’ngitikei, arrived in Auckland this groins by the Limited. pr E. Kidson. Government MetetroloWtet. arrived from Wellington this morning by the Limited. pr C. Ccleridge Farr. F.R.S., of Canterbury College, reached Auckland this Corning by the .Limited from Wellington. Mr. H. T. Ferrar, of Wellington, is Auckland for the Science Congress. He is staying with Professor and Mrs. J. A. Bartrum. Mr. J. Holmes, postmaster at Waipukurau, has been transferred to Te \wamutu, to replace Mr. A. A. Chittenden. who has retired on superannuation Sir James Corry, London secretary of • -e Commonwealth and Dominion Cine, arrived in the Dominion by the new motor-ship Port Alma, which reached Port Chalmers this week. Mr. F. A de la Mare, of Hamilton, jias* once more been appointed the Auckland Education Board’s representative on the Board of Governors of Lhe Hamilton High School. Colonel G. C. Stubbs and Captain C A. Osborne, of Australia, who have I teen travelling in New Zealand, cached Auckland last evening and are row staying at the Grand Hotel. Sir Thomas Clement, K. 8., of the well-known dairy importing firm of Andrew Clement and Sons, Glasgow, arrived in Hamilton from New Plymouth on Tuesday night. Yesterday • Wednesday) he conferred with dairy company representatives at the' Cambridge Hairy Factory. Mr. Samson Handley, who will represent the British Medical Association at the annual meeting of the New Zealand branch, to be held in Wellington next month, has cabled Dr. J. S. Elliott, president-elect of the New Zealand branch of the British Medical Association, to the effect that he will leave Sydney on Friday next for Auckland. Mr. G. Woolier, an ex-pupil of the Auckland Grammar School, has been gazetted a lieutenant in the New Zealand Staff Corps after passing his final examination at the Royal Military College at Sandhurst. He will be attached to the Buffs, stationed, at Aldershot, for a time, but is expected to return to New Zealand in November. HOTEL REGISTER Grand: Mr. R. J. Curlewis, Mr. P. S. Booth, Mr. L. Hampton. Air. R. Marsh, Sydney: Mr. M. A. Elliott. Palmerston North: Mr. C. Judge, Rotorua; Mr. A. Gibbs, Air. R. Thomson, Mr. R. Doughty. Wellington; Mr. D. M. Forman. Christchurch: Air. G. Turner, London; Air. T. M. Knight, Shanghai. * * * Cargen: Air. J. Richardson. Adelaide; Mr. N. Fraser, Mr. R. Hender- 1 son. * Star: Air. R. Gregg. Mr. F. G. Smith, Napier; Mr. T. B. Guscott, Dr. J. H. Henderson. Wellington; Mr. J. S. Deer.., Wanganui; Air. W. Harrington, Sydney. * * * ' Central: Air. T. Mitchell. Whanga- 1 tei; Mr. E. Marshall, Ahuroa. ] Royal: Air. AT. Quirk. Rotorua; Air. .Wellington; Mr. W. Thomas, 1 • nristchurch: Mr. V. Prentice, Sydney. < • * * , Albert: Air. D. Yule. Air. U. W. Mr. C. A. Mackersey. Air. H. . 'Vail, Wellington: Mr. D. R. ATac- c Gregor, London; Air. A. Almond. Wha- 1 ngarel.