ON THE AORANGI.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 11, 14 January 1929, Page 3

ON THE AORANGI.

MANY PASSENGERS FOR AUCKLAND. Although the Aorangi. which arrircd from Sydney last evening, wm not a ~full ship." in unusually larg« number of passengers is at Auckland. Mr. I-. TJ. Martin, of Wellinpion. returned from a holiday visit to Australia. Mr. T>. Lean, representing Stadium*, Ltd., of Sydney, is a through passenjrer. Mr. G. S. Kent, of Auckland, returned from a holiday trip to Australia, Mr. E. J. Watt, formerly a well-known racehorse owner in New Zealand, arrived on a fortnight's visit. Mr. A. Uonald and Mr. A. Abel, <*f Auckland, were passengers from Sydney yesterday. Mr. R. M. Rowe. a port official of Liverpool, was a passenger from Sydney. He is at the Grand Hotel. Mr. H. W. Apperly, general manager of the A.M.P. Society, arrived. He Is at the Grand Hotel. Mr. John Fuller, of the Fuller IWatrcs. was a passenger. He is at tfc* Grand Hotel. Mr. Dion Boucicault and Mrs. Bnuc!cault (Miss Irene Vanbrugh) arrived and are staying at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Andreas arrived on a holiday visit to New Zealand. They are at the Grand Hotel. Sir John Hewett and hie daughter, Mrs. St. John Atkinson, were passengers. They are staying at the Hotel Cargen. Mr. E. G. Banks, of Waihi, returned from a trip to Europe. He is at present staying at the Grand HoteL Mr. H. J. Diddams C.M.G.. ex-Mayor of Krisbanc, arrived from Sydney on a health trip. He is staying with his eieter, Mrs. F. J. Keiiderdine, of Rcmuera.

Mr. A. B. Robert on, hon. Consul for Jajwn in Auckland, returned after a five months' tour of Japan and Java. He was accompanied by Mrs. Roberton.

Mr. T. Rradshaw. general manager of Maesey-Harris. Ltd., of Toronto, is a through passenger on his return to Canada.

Sir Hugo and Lady Hir-t. of London, and Sir Krnest and I-ady (lark, of London, di-emliarkcd at Auckland. They are at the Crand Hotel. The Count and Countess Casclla Tamhurina are passonjrers on Ihoir return to Italy. They attended the recent Kuc-hari-tic Congress in Sydney. Mr. \V. XL Robins, deputy-matter ef th<- Melbourne mint. arrited to spend n five or --ix weeks' holiday >•' New S-*' a land. He !«■ accompanied I>y *'"• '»">""» and they ai<- at the Cmnd Hotel. Mr. Henry Sehwieper. M-rntary i.f t»uRoyal Apticulliiral S..cit-t\ .'1 \ i<t«.i ui. and chairman of »h.- "'imiaiv l*rodurei>" Hank of Aui>tralia, i> a through j«>seii^iT. Mr. Kdw«iiJ K. Hii»t. iliniinian and director nf the lieneial Klrctii<- i". I.Vu»t.l I.t<L. i* uiT>>!iipanyiu£ ih«« British Kniimmic lVl«-«»ti<in on its traveN in New Zealand and is at the (;rand Hotel. f'aptatn lh< H<.n. Charles MwlholUiiil r.8.E., D.5.0.. and the Hon. Harry Mul' ii«.l]aii<l. M.P.. aimed to make « p|e««ui«< trip thmugh tUc Dominion. Tbc- U«n Harry MulhnlUnd i« «erompani.-d bv 1... wife B«.th are *ons of I>,rd 1>,,..1r.0, (apunn Mulholland is militstv wvnUiv to Ix.nl Former, formerly' Covenim•eneral of Australia. He in U,nl Ihm eaths eldest <on. The Hon. H.itv M«il holland i« M.I». f,. r (V.untv Ifcm-n Inland, and i= a.-i-tam Parli-wen^i, to ihe Ministry <•< Thi...,-,. ... the Parliament of Vo.U.rin Ir.-1,,,,,]. tK'th are dire<-toi P <.f the- J,m-ii factory in the world. »h<- \...k si tort Has Spinning Company, llnltaat. Thrv intend r-pendin? some lime in Ihe thermal redone and hope to enjoy M»ttie trout-fi«hin? Nt Taupo. They ere staying at Hotel Cargen.