PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1056, 21 August 1930, Page 9

PERSONAL

, t- Forsyth, who has been chairM f the Wellington EducaUon Board m anoru years, has been elected a further two year,F.A. ’ John Ilanham, AD C. to the wlio^ 1 chateau, p« k - has reuuned to well- - . •Ur Guyton Butler and Mr. 1\ ,T. C. .-“Y,,. ion of one of the principals H : r l «"known malted milk firm. 'Soected to arrive in Auckland "nm the South on Sunday, and will Sy at the Grand Hotel. T)r Charles Murray, C.M.G.. LL.D, ,K»rrleen). a well-known writer of A » b trv in the Scottish vernacular, who recently touring the Dominion with 32 Murray, has gone on to Japan, where he has a son who is an engineer. -n- A L Muir, editor of the “PovBay Herald.” will be the first of V/ne4 Zealand delegates to return vom'the Empire Press Union Conferee” which was held in London In lime Mr. Muir was at Fremantle hoard the Otranto on Tuesday and s due in New Zealand in about a fortnight. Mr M J. Bennett, who was recently granted leave of absence by the City ■ounril on account of ill-health, in-i-irmed the council at Its special ineetyesterday that he was to undergo • n operation, and asked for further -ave. The Deputy-Mayor. Mr. A. J. Entrlean, assured Mr. Bennett of the council's sympathy. hotel register Grand.— Mr. L. F. O’Brien (Wellington). * * * Cargon.—Mr. K. A. Webster (Wellington). , « * Star. —Mr. A. R. Angus, Mr. J. R. Martin (Wellington). Mr. A. W. Hudson (Palmerston North), Mr. A. P. Keightley (Dunedin). Central. —Mr. A. Hodge (Patea), Mr. A. Elackmore (Wellington), Mr. J. S. Mathiaa (Rotorua). Royal. — Captain A. McLachlan (Napier). Mr. F. George (Christchurch). » » * Albert .—Mr. W. Hiinna (Wellington), Mr. J. Harris (Huntly), Mr. M. C. Philpott (Matamata).