PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1070, 6 September 1930, Page 9

PERSONAL

Sir George Elliot was a passenger on the Limited this morning.

Mr. F. Langstone, M.P.. left the Lira jted at Ohakune this morning.

Mr. TV\ G. Wohlmann. C of Police, arrived on the morning.

'ommissioner Limited this

Messrs. A. M. Samuel and F. Lye, MR’s. left the Limited at Frankton this morning.

The Hon. J. B. Donald, Postmaster General, was a passenger on the Lim ited this morning.

Mr. A. F- Ansell, M.P., for Chalmers, is at the Central HoteK He is accorapanied by Mrs. Ansell.

Mr. Clutha Mackenzie, Director of the Jubilee Institute for the Blind, arrived on the Limited this morning.

Mr. W. McCoy, managing director of the Ohinemuri Gold and Silver Mines Company, Limited, n-as a passenger on the Limited this morning.

The Hon. Sir Frederic Lang and the Hons. C. J. Carrington, G. J. Garland 3V. W. Snodgrass. K. W. Alison and J. Trevethick. MJLC.'s, tvere passengers on the Limited this morning.

Messrs. IV. Lee Martin, H. VI. Rushworth. M. J. Savage, W. K. l’arry. W. r Jordan. C. H. Clinkard ai*:l H. G. R. Mason, M.P.'s, arrived on the Limited this morning.

Sir Harold Beauchamp arrived in Utckland this morning from the South, accompanied by Lady Beauchamp, and they left later for Helensvilie. They will return to Auckland in a few weeks.

Mr. J. B. Clark, son of Mr. F. Clark. tha'New Zealand manager for the wool firm of Francis Willey and Son. returned to Auckland this morning by the Canadian Transporter from a trip to the United States and Canada.

Sir Otto Niemeyer, the. English banking expert, who will arrive in "VV ellmgton by the Makura from .Sydney on Tuesdnv. has accepted honorarylife membership in the International Accountants’ Corporation.

The Hon. W. B. Taverner, Minister of Public Works, left the first express at Frankton this morning and continued his journey to Rotorua by motor-car. The Minister will return to Wellington on Monday evening.

Mr. R. G. Hatton. Director of the Imperial Agricultural Research Bureau, and one of the world's great authorities on fruit, will leave England for Australia at the end of this year, and wilt visit New Zealand early in 1931.

HOTEL REGISTER Grand. —Mr. O. Bryce, Mr. A. K. S. Mackenzie. Mr. H. D. S. Mackenzie (Wellington). Mr. C. Louisson (Napier), Mr. J. Boyd Clark (Christchurch). Cargen.—Mr. H. Toogood. Mr. R. McMastor, Mr. F. Morgan (Wellington). Star.— Mr. S. H. Palmer Jones (Wanganui). see Central.—-Mr. E. Newman, Mr. IC. 'llendinning (Palmerston North). Mr. S. Matthews, Captain G. Prictor iWellington), Mr. D. A. McLean, Mr. 3. Journeaux (Whangarei). Royal. —Mr. J. A. Henderson (Wellington), Mr. B. Wilson (Masterton). Albert. —Mr. L. R. Le Ruez (Wellington).