PERSONAL.

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20276, 19 August 1937, Page 8

PERSONAL.

The Hon- H. Semple, Minister of Public Works and Transport, will return to New Zealand by the Awatea, leaving Sydney on August ‘27 for Auckland. where she is due on Monday, August 30. Mr Semple is reported to be greatly improved in health. Mr. H. Coulter. M.P. for Waikato, is visiting Hamilton. Mr H. 11. Sterling, of Wellington, was in Hamilton to-day. Mr. 11. 0. Mellsop. Auckland provincial president ol' the Farmers' Union, is visiting Hamilton. Mr A. J. Murdoch, chairman of tlie Hairy Hoard, and Mr T. C. Brash, secretary, are in Hamilton. Messrs D. J. Law, S. 0. Baigent Timaru' and C. S. White Auckland; are at the Hamilton Hotel. The Kev. Father M. J. Blcaklev, of Hamilton, who has been visiting Australia, returned to Auckland vesteri day. Detective J. Ilaycs, of Auckland, lias been transferred to Hamilton and will shortly commence duty on the detective staff. Mr. \V. M. Singleton, of Wellington, Director of the Dairy Division, is in Hamilton for the annual meeting of the New Zealand Dairy Company, Limited, to-day. Mr William Goodfellow, of Auckland, managing-director of Amalgamated Dairies, Limited, is In Hamilton for t lie annual meeting of the New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company to-day. The British War Office announces that Sir Harold Gillies, 0.U.F... F.H.C.S., brother of Mr H. 'l'. Gillies, of llamilImi, lias been appointed honorary consulting surgeon in plastic surgery to i |in* Hiieeii Alexandra Military Hospital, ! Mil I hank. London. ! Deference In tin- valuable services I 1,, Hie company of Mr .1. T. Bryant, ]of Matangi. who recently retired l fri.m the directorate, was made at i Hie annual smoke concert of eonI mitleemen of Hie New Zealand Cooperative Dairy Company in Hamilton last night- ; The Hev. .1. M. Beaufort, of CamI bridge, has decided to accept the liv- ( jng at Sliuwimry, near Slirewsluir\ ■ together with a chaplaincy t.. the Kuyul Air Force, which .s establishing jan aerodrome in the parish—as ir<.m J London cor. e-ipomient. Mr and Mrs | Beaufort intend to settle permanently | in Lngland. | Mr W. .1, Broad font, M |>., xvho wa> a member of the Coronation Umpire i lias stayed in Filmland longer than lie at Mrst anticipated, writes a London I correspondent. He lias spent .several I.n erest.ng hours in the 11 use of ! Common.-. Mr Hroadioot has : hern received at N.. lo Dovvn.ug . Hl-rei, where he enjoyed a c iver-a" leaving Pt New /.e.l.md he intends \'„ I see 111.* various markets in vvli.ch New Zealand is interested >m.| || ij.-.d. C-.v.-ut Garden, and Street. J|e , u v ' bdehali mi belialf of 111. T, Ku.i i 1 iel ll riled Soldiers' Association. Twenty-four-year-old girl trhdets ' ;;;, l H e. New York. They iii!*r r'e.f I three fanners, two of them brothers. Three more sisters attended Un three 1 brides