PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 622, 26 March 1929, Page 11

PERSONAL

Mr J- A. Young, M.P., returned to jJJJJitton this morning from Welling-

f;. C. Munns, M.P., -will leave this evening by the Limited for Wellington.

Mr A- McNeil, railway business erlt Wellington, reached Auckland thi ß morning by the Limited.

The Rt. Hon. J. G. Coates, Leader of the Opposition, left by train for Wellington last evening.

Mr. Justice Frazer, president of the iibitratiori Court, left by last evening's Limited for Wellington.

Mr. A. R. Joscelyne, of Sydney, was imong the passengers who arrived on the Maunganui this morning.

Mr. A. E. Hefford, chief inspector of fisheries, arrived from Helensville vgsterday. He is staying at the Star Hotel.

Mr. E. E. Vaile, who has been on a world tour, returned to Auckland this morning by the Maunganui from Sydney.

Colonel F. Symon, Director of Arillery, arrived at Frankton Junction his morning by the Limited from Wellington.

Mr. W. D. Hunt, managing director ~f Wright, Stephenson and Co., armed in Auckland this morning: by he Limited from Wellington.

Mr. E. Bold, chief land purchase , jficer of the Public Works Department. is visiting Auckland. He will letire from the service on March 31.

Mr. Peter Hunter, colliery manager tor the New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company, returned from Australia this morning by the Maunganui.

Mr. G. G. Stewart, publicity manager of the New Zealand Railways, in Auckland on a business visit. (~e will return to Wellington this evening.

Mr. E. Casey, divisional superin tendsnt of the North Island railways, with Mr. J. F. Mackley, chief locomotive engineer, left by the Limited last » ening for Wellington. Dr. V. Benjafield, of Sydney, who arved on the Maunganui this morning, will make a flying visit to Auckland, Rotorua and Wellington. He will sail for Australia from Wellington on Friday.

Mr. E. A. Craig, president of the Northern Boxing Association, who has i)i‘en on a visit to Sydney, returned to Auckland to-day by the Maunganui. He was accompanied by Mrs. Craig.

Mr. F. D. Holds worth, formerly chief postmaster at Auckland, and now resi•iont in Sydney, arrived by the Maunthis morning to spend a holiday Iv-re. He was accompanied by Mrs. JLidsworth. They are staying at the G eneagles Hotel.

Professor D. A. Kreider, of Yale L livemity, Newhaven, Connecticut, arrived in Auckland by the Maungaibis morning. He is staying at ths Hotel Cargen, and will spend about tei days in New Zealand.

Mr. Ernest Baynes, president of the Kcyal National Agricultural Associate 11 °f Queensland, and a. member of Commonwealth Board of Trade, vrro has been spending the last three Months in New Zealand, left by. the •Niagara this morning for Sydney.

Visitors at the luncheon of the Auckland Advertising Club to-day included iQttHou. J. G. Cobbe, Minister of Industries and Commerce, the Hon. J. B. Dcnald. Postmaster-General, Mr. J. S. Fletcher, M.P., Messrs. R. B. Spiers, P. D. Kenny and W. Harrop.

hotel register

Grand. —Mr. F. Prisser, Mr. W. J. "order (London), Mr. W. B. Browne Bagdad), Mr. A. Robertson (Calcutta), Mr. A. S. Confrae (New South Jsles), Mr. W. J. MeCutchen (New «fk), Mr. L R. Evans, Mr. A. Powell Mr. W. A. Briscoe, Mr. V. Tomson, Mr. E. G. Pearce, Mr. p * Lee (England).

* * * —Mr. F. Woodward. Mr. W. Hutchinson, Mr. N. Nattrass (WellingMr. J. Morris (Chicago), Mr. J. (Perth), Mr. A. Thompson (DunMr. C. H. Howes (Sydney), Mr. '*■ Wolsey King (London).

* * * —Mr. R. H. Cazalet (Tauranga), W. Cooke (Wellington). • * • Centra I.—Mr. F. Cook, Mr. D. Ashton New Plymouth), Mr. H. Patience Wellington), Mr. T. Shorter (Sydney).

Royal.— Mr. H. Christian. Mr. C. °£>ie (Wellington), Mr. J. Cameron fastings), Mr. J. C. Buckingham SfUjoii), Mr. H. Rothery (Te Kuiti), * Henry (New Plymouth).