PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 75, 28 March 1924, Page 6

PERSONAL.

Mr. F. Karl, K.C., is at present on a I visit to Wellington. ; Dr. C. H. Laws, principal of the ' Methodist Theological College. and Mrs. Laws, left by last night's express j for Wellington. Mr. G. M. Ross .TackHoii, of Auckland, returned to Wellington by th l ? ' Mahcno, after three years' absence in I 1] fc MaLy States. j The Minister of Public Works and Railways, the Hon. J. G. Coates, hopes I to be able to leave Wellington for j North Auckland this week-end. ! Mr. H. R. Waring, solicitor, of syd- ! ney, is a through passenger by the I Makura. He has been on a visit to Canada and the L'uited States, and is accompanied by Mrs. Waring. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson, of this ; city, are leaving on Friday by the X.-M.S. j Makura for a holiday trip to the Conti- ; nent and America, after which tliev in- j tend taking up their permanent residence j in London. I Archbishop Cattaneo. Apostolic dele- I gate to Australia and New Zealand, ' was a passenger by the Makura this morning. He has been on a visit to the Islands, and is now on his way i back to Australia. Mr. George Hogan. chief traffic inspector of the Auckland City Council, leaves by the Makura this afternoon for Sydney. Mr. Hogan will make a ; study of the traffic methods adopted in ; Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. j