PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 964, 6 May 1930, Page 9

PERSONAL

The Governor-General, Lord Bledisand Lady Bledisloe.. will pay a visit 101 Ring's Colley© this afternoon. An J® t Home” in honour of their Excel’•"ries will be given by the Mayor and vfvvoress of Auckland in the Town Hall on Wednesday of next week. Mr C. W. Heather returned from Sydney by the Aorangi. Air. J* S. Fie teh Or, M.P. for Grey Lynn, returned to Auckland yesterday. The Hon. E. A. Hansom will leave lor Wellington by the express tomorrow. Mr. G. A. Troup, Mayor of Wellington, sailed today by the Aorangi for Vancouver. _____ Mr. J. Osburne-Lilly returned by the Aorangi yesterday, after a short visit to Sydney. 3fr. G. E. Alderton, of the North Auckland Land Development Corporation. Ltd., is visiting Wellington. Hr. W. Lee Martin, Mr. R. A. Wright and Mr. D. O. Sullivan, M.P.’s, arrived hy the Limited today. Air. L. J. Shrubsall, of Shelly Reach Road, sailed for England today by the Aorangi. Mr. Gordon Jones, of Auckland, returned from Australia on the Makura this morning. Mr. C. Emanuel returned to Auckland this morning on the Makura after vis;t to Sydney. Mr. G. Niccol returned to Auckland this morning on tho Makura, after a .short visit to Sydney-. The Hon. A. J. Stallworthy will open the new dental clinic at the Mount Roskill school on Friday. Lieutenant-Colonel F. Symon. C.M.G., D. 5.0.. Director of Artillery to the Vow Zealand Forces, arrived by tlie Limited express today. Mr. J. R. Sutcliffe B.Sc., first assist-ant-master at Wellesley Boys’ College. has been appointed principal of Scots College, Wellington.—R.A. Mr. W. W. Massey left for Wellington by the Limited express last evening to attend a meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society. Mr. P. Hough is a North of England Visitor to New Zealand for the third time in IS months, lie arrived ext Auckland on the Makura this morning and will travel tiirough the Dominion. Mr. W. F. L. Ward, inspector of the Bank of Australasia, has left on a holiday visit to Melbourne. Air. H. I. Thodey. manager at Gisborne, is relieving Mr. Ward. Tho Hon. W. A. Veltch, Minister of Mines and Labour, returned from Rotorua by train yesterday. He left this morning by the daylight limited express for New Plymouth, and on Thursday will be present at the inauguration of boring by the New Zealand Coal-oil Company, leaving later fox* Wellington. Xhe Hon. G. W. Forbes, Minister of Lands, returned to Auckland last evening after a tour of North Auckland lasting ten days. Today he received a number of deputations in .the city. Mr. Forbes will also -meet Sir Apirana Ngc.ta, Minister of Native Affairs, this afternoon, and discuss with him consolidation and land settlement in the North Auckland district. He will leave for Wellington this evening. HOTEL REGISTER Cirand.—Mr. A. Mulligan (Wellington), Mr. F. Raine (London), Mr. J. Drummond, Mr. W. Whyte (Sydney). Cargen.—Mr. R. Baston (New York). Mr. A. McKenzie, Mr. G. Comely (Sydney), Mr. J. L. Dempster (Wellington) Mr. J. Grimwade (Melbourne). Star.—Mr. J McEnniss (Wluangarei), Mr. C. E. Claydon (Christchurch), Mr. M 7. J. Strand (Lower Hutt), Mr. H. Kobin. Mr. L. Webb, Mr. A. Gibson (Sydney). * * * Central.—Mr. B. Hammond, Mr. R. Barton (Sydney), Mr. L. Williams < Napier), Mr. D. Frost, Mix D. Sherwood, Mr. E. Rice (Wellington), Mr. J- Warbury (Thames). * * * Royal.-—Mr. K. Wilkinson, Mr. F. Reynolds (Hamilton). Mr. R. Beresford (Taumarunui), Mr. T. Wright (Wark\vorih).