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PERSONAL

Justice Smith left for National parK l &st evening.

ow- James Gunson was a passenger on the Limited this morning.

nr Kenneth McCormick arrived on t he Limited this morning.

The Hon. G. J. Garland. M.L.C.. \vu t passenger on the Limited this morn

The Hon. Edwin Mitchelson, unC and Lady Mitchelson were on jje Limited this morning. Hr M. H. Wynyard, chairman o£ the Auckland Harbour Board, was on the Limited this morning, Th* Sun's Hastings correspondent states that Mr. A. E. Davy is assist - in* the -Reform candidate, Mr. W. Tu'ker, in the Waipawa by-election.

Sir Haro'd Beauchamp, accompanied bv l*j)y Beauchamp, is expected to ■rrive back from Helensville on Monday and will stay at the Grand Hotel.

yr A- K. Bell, head of the wellImown Scottish distillery firm, arrived in Wellington by the Mataroa on Wednesday on a combined business and pleasure tup.

Mr. K. Blackadder. oC Scotland, an architect, arrived at Wellington by the Mataroa from England on Wednesday. He is on a pleasure trip and will be in Xew Zealand about a week. Mr. H. C. Thomas, general manager in New Zealand for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Films, arrived in Auckland yesterday from Wellington, anil sailed for Sydney today by the Ulimaroa. Mr. L. W. Robertson, railway locomotive engineer, who lias been on !#ave. returned to duty this morning. Mr. S. H. Jenkinson. who has been relieving Mr. Robertson, returns to Wellington this evening. Lieutenant-Colonel A. Mellor, G.M.G.. *;S.O.. arrived in \V< llington' by the Mutarou on Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs. Mellor and their two children. Colonel Mellor served in France during the Great War in tin Horse Artillery and retired in 3920, since when he has been in business in England. He intends settling In Jlavelbck North, where he has bought a farm. Mr. J. Christie, permanent head of the Government Law Drafting Office, left for England this week on business in connection with a contract between the Government and Butterworth, Ltd., for the publication of an annotated edition of the New Zealand Statutes. H? will also join the New Zealand delegation to the imperial Conference Id attend to legal matters. HOTEL REGISTER Grand.—Mr. L. Nelson, Mr. L. D. Paterson. Mr. C. J. Totterdell (Wellington), Mr. Vivian Riddiford (Lower Hutt), Mr. C. D. Cook (Svdney). * * * SUr. —Mr. L. T. Hawsun, Mr. J. Stevenson (Wellington), Mr. W. Pine, Mr. H. Spratt (Hawera). Mr. F. J. Johnson i Hastings). * * * Central.—Mr. J. H. Kenny (Kaitaia), Mr. J. E. Sewell (Christchurch), Mr. J. R. Fairey (Wellington), Mr. R. S. lightfoot (Palmerston North). Royal.—Mr. W. Kit.son, Mr. A. Cook, Mr fc C. Lambert (Wejlington). Mr. H. Bentley (WaitomoK Albort.— Mr. N. (Okoroirc), Mr. p. Jackson (Wellington).

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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1081, 19 September 1930, Page 9

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PERSONAL Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1081, 19 September 1930, Page 9

PERSONAL Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1081, 19 September 1930, Page 9

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