PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 706, 4 July 1929, Page 9

PERSONAL

The Hon. C. J. Carrington. M.L.C., •rived from Wellington this morning J" the Limited.

j* P. Leary, who has been vis-'-Wellington, returned to Auckland iliis morning.

\rr D. Ardell, of the Internal Affairs neoartment, returned to Wellington jjt evening on the Limited.

Mr Alien Bell arrived from Wellingn this morning and is staying at the irand Hotel.

Father Eccleston was a passenger rom Wellington by the Limited this i.iorning. professer W. Kiddet, of the Massey nrricultural College, was a passenger rom Palmerston North by this mornin*'* Limited. lir. Frederic Bentley, a well-known ••median, who will be remembered for ,a performances here in "Rose Marie,” •vas a through passenger for Sydney by the Tahiti.

jj r A. Burns, chairman of the Aucknd Education Board, was reappointed i-aterday as the board’s representative n the Thames High School Board of Governors.

Mr. R. L. Munro, on the motion of i [r K. Munro, was yesterday admitJ as a solicitor of the Supreme Court. i r E. A. Harrison was admitted on the otion of Mr. V. 8.. Meredith.

Mr. William Oldham, formerly .eraser of rates for the Borough of Hyde, Cheshire, England, Is visiting is son at Ifevonport. He will stay In sow Zealand for two years. Mrs. Oldam accompanies her husband.

Sir Harold Beauchamp, of Wellingwho axrived in London in April, Uer visited Italy. He expects to revin in England until about the end August, when he will visit Canada L , n his way to New Zealand.

Mr. E. H. Blakey, who has been inructed by the Waitemata Chamber commerce to interview the Minis- • r of Justice regarding the establishment of a Magistrate's Court for the forth Shore suburbs, left for Wellington by train last evening.

Mr. O. J. Thedens, Austrian Consul, ’eaves Auckland on the German cruiser Emden this evening as a guest of the • ommander. Mrs. Thedens leaves Auckland tomorrow evening by the Limited express and will join her husband in Wellington for the official reception there. Mr. C. J. Ronaldson, of Christchurch, who represented New Zealand at the big Rotary Congress at Dallas, Texas, returned by tbo Tahiti on Tuesday. Mr. Ronaldson. who is District Rotary Governor for New Zealand, the 63rd Hotary district, said that some 9,700 delegates from all parts of the world attended the Congress. HOTEL REGISTER Grand. —Mr. T. Ritchie (Dunedin), Mr. D. M. Foreman (Christchurch). Dr. Prendergast Knight (Wellington), Mr. F. Randolph (New York), Mr. R. W. Pankhurst (Sydney). * . * Star.—Mr. J. W. Foley (Wellington), Mr. A O’Brien (Waiheke), Mr. J. Hart (Timaru). ♦ • * Central.—Mr. J. C. McKay, Mr. E. Carey (Wellington), Mr. A. Hopkins (Hamilton). • • * Royal.—Mr. H. Jones (London), Mr. G. Betteridge, Mr. H. D. Vickery (Wellington).