PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 614, 16 March 1929, Page 9

PERSONAL

His Excellency the Governor-Gen-eral and Lady Alice Fergusson left for Vgaruawahia by the Rotorua express rbis morning to attend the regatta rhere. They were accompanied by Captain Boyle and Lord Waleran.

Sir George Elliot returned to Auck land this morning from Wellington.

>fr. W. H. Prentice arrived in Auckland this morning by the first express from Wellington.

\V. Wallace, chairman of the Auckland Hospital Board, returned to Auckland this morning.

Dr. C. E. Maguire, who has been attending a conference of hospital boards •a Palmerston North, returned to Auckland this morning.

The Hon. G. W. Forbes, Minister of l.ands, travelled as far as Ohakune on this morning’s Limited from Wellington.

Mr. Hope Gibbons, of Wellington, returned home last evening by train after a visit to Auckland.

Mr. H. L. Tapley, formerly Mayor of Dunedin, is visiting Auckland. He is staying at the Grand Hotel.

Archdeacon A. M. Johnson, vicar of su Paul’s pro Cathedral and Arch•lpaeon of Wellington since 1919, has resigned.—P.A,

Mr. F. S. Pope, Assistant Directorgeneral of Agriculture, retires from the Public Service at the end of this month.—P.A. The Hon. E. A. Ransom. Minister of Public "Works, arrived in Auckland by The Limited this morning. He is at The Grand Hotel.

Mr. E. E. Kitchener, of Auckland, left for a tour of Australia by the Maama yesterday. He will be away nbout five weeks.

Mr. J. A. Cahill returned to Auckland this morning after attending a «onference of commercial travellers at rhriatchurch.

Mr. A. V. Penn, formerly Collector of Customs at Auckland, left by the Marani yesterday on his way to England. Mrs Penn accompanied him.

Mr. Ernest McDougall and Mr. t‘Kristopher Davidson have been appointed to represent the producers on the Kauri Gum Control Board.—P.A.

Mr. Lloyd Campbell, M.P., of Northern Ireland and a well-known manufacturer of linen, who is visiting New Zealand, left by train for Wellington last evening.

Mr. J. Butler, managing director of the Kauri Timber Company in Melbourne, and Mr. L. K. Bishop, a director of the company, left by the Marama for Sydney yesterday. HOTEL REGISTER Cargen.—Mr. W. B. Lees (Kawau), Mr. A. A. Kennedy (Napier). Star. —Mr. W. J. Cooper (Sydney), Mr. E. Prescott (Christchurch), Mr. S. L. Searell (Palmerston North), Mr. J. H. M. Carroll (Dargaville), Mr. G. E. Rogers (Opunake), Mr. E. Dunbar (Taranaki). * • * Central. —Mr. W. Tonge, Mr. E. Tait, Mr. J. Dick, Captain Thom (Wellington), Mr. F. Jeune (Girborne), Mr. Foster Brook (Hastings). * * * Royal. —Mr. F. Jones (Wellington), Mr. J. Harper (Dunedin), Mr. S. Webster (Wanganui).

Albert. —Mr. F. S. Charles (Sydney), Mr. M. Holman, Mr. R. J. Goodman (Wellington), Mr. A. Downs (Te Puke).