PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 212, 7 September 1922, Page 5

PERSONAL.

. Mr. T. M. Wilford, Leader of the Opposition, who is an inmate of a private • hospital in Wellington, is reported to , be making a good re.'o-.crr after the I I operation he underwent. The Key. V. H. Kitkat, of Marton, is spending a holiday al Honolulu. Mr. R. W. Dalton, H.M. Trade Commissioner, leaves New Zealand by the Maunganui on Tuesday. Mr. Is. 11. Bayfield, chief tourist officer, is paying a visit of inspection to the I tourist resorts in the Taranaki district. I Mr. C. A. Campbell, who was formerly purser on the R.M.s. Niagara, will J shortly enter business in Auckland. I .Mr. an.l Mrs. If. Wright, of VVelling- | ton. are visitors to Auckland. Major Wilson, of Bulls, who has been visiting Auckland, returned to the south last evening. Dr. J. H. Bennett, of Melbourne, arrived in Auckland yesterday and is at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Davis, who recent:? arrived from Australia, have returned to Auckland from Rotorua. The Chief Justice (Sir Robert Stout.. will return to Wellington toward.-? ;:.e end of the week from the Wairarapa -Mr. Glen It. Grange, of Wellington, who has been spending a few day- in Auckland, was a passenger by the.'Rotorua express this morning. Lieut. C. V. S. J. Marsden, 11.N.. who was appointf-d navigating oilier to H.M.s. Veronica in Kebrur.iy, llljo, has been appointed to H.M.s. Wolfhound. A London message states that Lieut. W. |{ Fell, R.N... has been appoint.'! io H.Ms. Chatham. Mr. Harold Clay, who until recently held the post of chief clerk of the New Zealand Insurance Go's Auckland branch has been appointed to the nianauershio at Gisborne. Mr. Clay will | L .a°v e Gisborne in the course of a few Ja-s