PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 607, 8 March 1929, Page 9

PERSONAL

His Excellency the Governor-Gen-,l Sir Charles Fergusson, will sail , the vacht Ariki to-morrow in the race for the cup which he presented. Her Excellency will probably follow fhe race In the launch lardy Margaret. On Sunday afternoon his Excellency will attend the reopening and dedicanon service of the Edendale Presbyterian Church. Next Thursday evening their Excellencies have intimated hit they will attend’ the performance Of •King Lear.’’ at His Majesty’s Theatre. Vlr and Mrs. A. O. MacGillycuddy toft for the South last evening. x|r Ou Tsin-Shuin has been appointed Chinese consul at Wellington. —PA. Sir George Fenwick, of Dunedin, iolned the Limited at F'rankton Junction for Wellington last evening. Francis Pell arrived from "Wellncton by the Ruahine yesterday. He i« staving at the Northern Club. Mr. S J. Hayden, station director of (VX ’ will leave on Sunday to take ?harge of station 4YA in Dunedin. Mr, J. N. Massey, M.P. for Franklin, ini’ned the Limited express at Frank*ijuj laet evening en route for the South. Dr, T. G. Gray, Director-General of Mental Hospitals, is visiting Auckland. He is staying at the Grand Hotel.

Mr. K. S. Williams, M.P. for the Bay of Plenty is staying at the Grand Hotel. He is accompanied by Mrs. Williams.

Mr. A G. Pookes. of the Auckland hranch of the Bank of Australasia, has left for a holiday in Christchurch and Wellington.

Mr. Justice Kennedy will leave by the Limited this evening for Wellington to take part in the sittings of the Court of Appeal.

Mr. J. P. Mackley, locomotive engineer for the North Island railways, left for Wellington by the second express last evening.

The Earl and Countess of Orford, who are at present living at Manurewa, have been elected to membership of the Pakuranga Hunt Club.

Mr. Robert McKinnon, who has been appointed New Zealand examiner of marine engineers, sailed from England by the Kangitiki on Pebruury 15.

•rite Hon. A. J. Stallworthy, Minister of Health, visited the site of the new mental hospital at Kingseat to-day. This evening he will leave for Wellington by the Limited.

Mr. L. Shepherd, of the Te Awamutu branch of the Union Bank of Australia for the past five years, has been transferred to the Hastings branch- He leaves Te Awamutu next week.

Messrs. J H. McCarroll. chairman, and T. C. French, secretary, of the Kaipara Hospital Board, will leave Dargaville to-night to attend the annual Hospital Boards’ Conference, which opens at Palmerston North on Monday.

Mr. Justice Blair will not leave Hamilton until next Wednesday, as he will be occupied with fixtures there. There will, therefore, be no sitting of the Supreme Court in Auckland until next Thursday at the earliest.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Moller and family, of Takapuna. leave to-morrow morning by car for Wellington, where Mr. Moller will be Dominion organiser of the United Party.

The Hon. H. Atmore, Minister of Education, is making a tour of inspection of all the Wanganui schools today. with n view to finding out their requirements. He will confer with the iVanganui Education Board this evening. He will leave for Napier on Sunday.—P.A. HOTEL REGISTER Grand.—Mr. A. E. Alison, Mr. J. Ernham (Wellington), Mr. S. William (Sydney), Alt*. Charles Rogers (England). Mr. E. Tims (Perth).

Cargen. —Mr. D. C. Barrington (Melbourne), Mr. W. Morton-Andrews (Oswestry. England). Mr. W. P. Anderson (Elgin). Mr. W. S. Cowper (Christchurch).

Star. —Mr. G. H. Watts (Christ hurch).

Central. —Mr. S. Schneideman, Mr. L. Eastabrook, Mr. E. M. Craike, Mr. Cl. H. Green (Wellington), Mr. A. Sutherland (Whakatane). Mr. A. Mizzen (Hamilton).

Royal.—Mr. J. Barclay (Wellington) Mr. J. Nixon (Wanganui).