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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 47, 24 February 1923, Page 11

PERSONAL.

; •—- i t Mr. Ernest Short, of Fielding, is in i ; Auckland. | ; Mr. A. W. Robbing, of Chrietchurch,! 1 is visiting Auckland. ' j Mr. F. T. Ray, assistant town clerk, [ I Aehb.urton, hae been appointed town [ clerk of Ngaruawahia. j j j Mr. S. Bradley-Smith, of Gieborne, ar-1 , ' rived in Auckland this morning, and n ! : staying at the Grand Hotel. j Mr. J. W. Shackelford, Mayor of Mt. : Eden, returns to Auckland by the Main < Trunk express from Wellington to- [ morrow morning. j r Rev. Ashcroft (Palmerston North) j ! wae elected president of the Conference ' for 1924, and the Rev. Scotter (Rangi- j • ora) was appointed secretary. j ' His Honor Mr. Justice Hocking will lie 'in Auckland on Monday to hear the 1 J Eden electoral petition along with His i Honor Mr. Justice Stringer, i I Archdeacon G. Mac Murray left Auckland laot night by the Manaia for the Bay of Islands, and will be absent from the city for about a fortnight. ; I Mr. F. VV. B. Greville, editor of the New Zealand Dairyman, and his , daughter. Mm. Buckley, are visiting ' Auckland, and are staying at the Grand Hotel. I Owing to the death of his mother at ; Auckland, the Rev. W. J. Comrie, Moderator of the General Assembly, has come North. Mrs. Comrie had reached the advanced age of 93. His Honor Mr. Justice Stringer, ac- ' eompanied by his associate. Mr. T. W. Stringer, will proceed to Hamilton on Tuesday evenin", after the Eden olce- , toral petition has been concluded.