PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 147, 22 June 1923, Page 7

PERSONAL.

Messrs. A. V. Shorter ami F. W. Millar i (of Wellington), are at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. S. Barker, of Wellington, i are at present staying at the Grand Ilotel. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Clark, of Shanghai,: China, arrived to-day by the Niagara, ! and are at the Grand Hotel. Mr. H. French, of Ford, Canada, arrived from Vancouver by the Niagara, this morning, and, is at the Ornnd Hotel. Mr. H. Rogers and Mr. G. S. Scott, of Wellinjrton, who are visiting Auck- ! land, are staying at the Central Hotel. I I Mr. and Mrs. Graham Campbell, of Toronto, who arrived at Auckland today by the mail steamer, are stopping at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. David Carter were passengers by the Niagara this morning from i Honolulu where they have been spending I a pleasant holiday. I Mr. W. Garrett, of Messrs. Kidd and Garrett, who has been on a seven months' . ] trip to Kurope and America, returned this morning by the Vancouver steamer. ■ I Mr. Alfred S. Evans is leaving by tl.e i Niagara to-morrow on an extended busii I ness trip to Java and the East. Mr. i jEvana will be absent from New Zealand ! ' some months. ' I Messrs. J. S. Sinclair, of Dunedin, and 1 W. McKellar. and W. Wadwortli, of In- ' vercargill, who have been on a visit to Honolulu, returned by the Niagara today. They are all at the Grand Hotel. The Hon. D. Denham. formerly Premier of Queensland, Mrs. Denham and Miss Denham, who have been on a lon« visit to relations in Canada, are through I passengers by the Niagara for Sydney. ' Mr. F. D. Clark, formerly of Victoria, : 8.C., arrived in Auckland, accompanied by his family, to-day. It ia his intention '■ to settle in Auckland, and he will probably go into business. ~ ' Dr. Truby King is expected to arrive c at Auckland to-morrow morning. He is 8 to attend a meeting of the advisory c board with the president and membcra r of the committee of the Plunket Society i on Monday, when the proposed ca'mpaigv t in connection with the establishment of s a Karitane home will be discussed. h-1 Major S. Rice, of Wyndham, was a r : passenger by the Niagara, to-day. lie sailed on a health trip on the Tofua last trip, but had to be taken to hospital at Suva with a severe attack of rheumatic fever. Major Rice will take a course of the baths, either at Rotorua or IlelensJ ville. S At a social gathering' held in conn section with St. Peter's Church, - 'A kapuna. last evening, a presentation aw is made to Mr. A. Acbury of a ■- m I rocco-bound volurse of music «as a c m/rk of appreciation of his valuable r services in the church choir over a s period of twenty years. The presentae /ion was made by the Rev. W. C* d ! Monekton on behalf of the choir and a j ve3try. ____ r