PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 788, 8 October 1929, Page 9

PERSONAL

The Governor-General, Sir Charles Kergusson. visited Nelson College yesterday. Today the Vice-Regal party left for Blenheim and were entertained at Havelock en route. They will visit the local schools tomorrow and will be given an official farewell and a reception in the Town Ilall in the evening. On Thursday they will leave for Picton on their way to Wellington. Mr. H. M. McNeill, of Devonport, returned to Auckland by the Remuera 1 yesterday after a trip to England. The Rev. E. H. Strong arrived in j Auckland this morning from New Ply- i mouth. | Mr. W. Good fellow was a passenger for Auckland on the Limited this morning. Mr. G. s*. Craig, who has been visit- j ing Sydney, returned to Auckland this ! morning by the Maunganui. Mr. T. Bloodworth, who has been vis- j iti.ig the Rotorua and Hamilton dis- \ tricts, returned to Auckland this morn- i ing. 3ir Truby King returned from Sydney by the Maunganui this morning. He has been attending the Medical Conference there. Mr. F. L. G. West, president of the Auckland Law Society, returned to Auckland from the South yesterday morning. Mr. P. H. Upton, accompanied by hi* daughter. Miss E. T. Upton, returned to Auckland by the Niagara yesterday. Messrs. M. Tt. Jenkins. H. T. Armstrong, W. E. Parry. W. J. Jordan and M. J. Savage, M.P.’s, left by train fc-r Wellington last evening. Mr. Leslie ID. Lovelock has been appointed town clerk by the Palmerston North Borough Council. He has beer* for some years on the council’s clerical staff.—P.A. The Rev. W. E. Lambert, who, for ti e past seven years has been minister at the Thames Baptist Church, has accepted a call to the Mosgiel Baptist Church. The Rev. E. Fletcher, of Tarcutta, New South Wales, arrived by the Maunganui this morning on a holiday visit to Auckland. He was accompanied by his wife and family. Mr. I. F. Bowater, personal representative of Boivater’s Paper Mills. England, arrived by the Maunganui this morning and is staying at the Grand Hotel. Mr. George Springhall. managing director of Armstrong and Springhall, Ltd., arrived in Auckland today from Wellington. He sails by the Niagara tonight on a business trip to Australia. Hr. TV*. .T. Edginton. formerly of » hristchurcli. who recently returned from a trip to England and Scotland, l as accepted an appointment as medi•al superintendent of the Whungarpa Hospital, North Auckland. HOTEL REGISTER Grand.—Mr. T. Roberts, Mr. J. Burnett, Dr. H. A. Gilmer (Wellington), Mr. W. Hamilton (England), Mr. A. Hor sail. Mr. I*\ Umbers (Victoria), Mr. A. Boyd (Brisbane). Mr. E. Mieha»lis 1 London), Mr. G. Worrall (New York), -Mr. J. Powlev (.Toronto). Caraen. —Mr. R. Blair, Mr. A. L. Turner (Napier). Star.—Mr. S. Smith. Mr. P. Fountain. Mr. R. Somerville, Mr. J. Williamson (Wellington). Central.—Mr. J. Coombs, Mr. ID. C. Coombs (Whangarei). Mr. T. Glenny, vir. E. Goodwin (Palmerston North), Mr. H. K. Campbell (Hastings). Mr. B. Montague (Thames), Mr. C. H. Seymour (Gisborne). Roya«.—Mr. J. Card «Feathsrston), Mr. C. Burt (Wellington).