PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 698, 25 June 1929, Page 9

PERSONAL

Sir Alexander Roberts left by last evening's Limited for Wellington.

Mr. Turner Williams, of Napier, arrived in Auckland this morning by the Umited.

The Hon. J. B. Donald, PostmasterGeneral, left for Wellington by the Limited last evening.

The lion. A.* J. Stallworthy, Minister of Health, will leave for Wellington by the Limited this evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Von Dadelzen, of Hastings. were among the arrivals in Auckland this morning by the Limited.

Mr. John Farrell, Auckland manager for J. C. Williamson, Ltd., returned from Wellington this morning by the Limited.

Mr. C. L. Pettit, railway transport manager at Dunedin, arrived in Auckland this morning on holiday.

Dr. C. J. Reakes, Director-General of Agriculture, arrived from Wellington this morning and left Inter for Whangarci to attend the Dairy Association’s confcrene.

Professor W. Riddet, of the Massey Agricultural College, arrived from Palmerston North by the Limited this morning.

Dr. W. H. Pettit, of Auckland, is the suest of the Rev. F. A. Crawshaw and Mrs. Crawshaw, of Milverton Avenue Palmerston North.

The Hon. J. B. Gow, M.L.C., and Messrs. C. 11. Clinkard, M.P., and F. Lye, M.P., wero passengers for Wellington last evening on the Limited.

Major Lyon and Sergt.-Major Varrell, Ist Battery New Zealand Expeditionary Forces, who are visiting. Auckland on the occasion of the battery reunion on Thursday night, are guests of Mr. Fred V. Horne at the Albion Hotel.

Dr. H. D. A. Major, principal of Ripon Hall, Oxford, and a leading English Modernist, will preach at the opening of the Waikato Synod next Monday. Dr. Major was formerly a St. John’s College student and vicar of Hamilton from 1899 to 1902. Mr. A. H. Cockayne, director of the Fields Division of the Department of Agriculture since May, 1923, was today appointed Assistant-Director-General of Agriculture in succession to Mr. F. S. Pope, who recently retired on superannuation. Professor H. Belshaw. Professor of Economics at the Auckland University College, has been appointed a .Vew Zealand delegate to the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations in Tokyo next November. He was granted leave of absence by the college council yesterday. HOTEL REGISTER Grand.—Mr. C. Mackay (Invercargill). Mr. J. P. Ward, Mr. C. A. Cooper (Sydney), Mr. M. Archer (Wellington). * * »> Cargen.—Mr. R. Thomson, Mr. J. S. Duke (Wellington). Star.—Mr. N. Irons (Martinborough), Mr. R. B. Tennent, Mr. R. Jones. Mr. C. E. Barnes (Dunedin), Mr. A. Lucas i Otago). Mr. R. S. Duthie (North Otago), Mr. T. C. Brash (Wellington), Mr. B. Sladden (Tauranga), Mr. A. R. Grey (Otorohanga). Central.—Mr. T. A. Winks (llawera), Mr. D. Svenson (Palmerston North), Mr. L. Armitage. Mr. D. Armitage. Mr. H. L. Jones (Tauranga), Mr. N. T. Smith (Hamilton). * * •

Royal.—Mr. A. J. Fraser, Mr. A. C. Johnstone, Mr. J. B. Murdoch (Hawpra), Mr. L .A. Marsh, Mr. J. Hall, Mr. E. Forman (New Plymouth). Mr. J- T. Robinson, Mr. H. M. Purdy (Wailara), Mr. J. Barker (London), Mr. A. F. Marshall (Wellington), Mr. PI. G. Groves (Masterton). * * * Albert.— Mr. E. Craven (Wellington), Mr. R. T. Barrett (Blenheim). A. H. Whitehead (Palmerston North).