PERSONAL.

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 395, 31 March 1937, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mr K. Cottier returned to Massey ■ College this morning after spending ,j the Easter with his parents, Mr and ■ Mrs R. Cottier, Juliet Street. Squadron Leader G. L. Stedman, i formerly chief instructor to the Wei- i lington Aero Club, has left for j Christchurch to tbike up the position i of chief instructor to the Canterbury j Aero Club. " i Sir John Laub. K.C.8., LL D., Scot- i land, arrived,at Wellington in th | Awatea from Sydney yesterday, on a | holiday tour of th:: Dcminion. He in- j W'dB to stry five v.teeks, and will I toil both islrnrts, la'er completing a I lour of the world. ) i The death is announced in a Tau,t'ailga Press Association message of Mr. E. Maxwell, formerly of Taranaki and latterly a resident of Tauranga. He was the author of “Afforestation in Southern Lands” and “Recollections and Reflections of an Old New Zealander.” Captain F. Marriott, C.M.G., d blind member of the Australian Par- | (lament, arrived at Wellington in the Awatea yesterday. Captain Marriott will spend a month travelling over both Islands, and will make a study of New Zealand's legislation and conditions generally. He is interested more particularly in agricultural methods and schemes, the unemployment situation, and public works.