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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 167, 16 July 1924, Page 7

PERSONAL.

Archbishop Julius, of Christchurch, is visiting Westland. The Rev. Joseph W. Kemp left Auckland for Wellington last evening. Dr. E. Marsden and Mr. B. N. Blake, of Wellington, are guests at Cargen. | Mr. J. F. Robies6n, for many years Government tourist agent in Duuedin, has resigned. | Mr. P. Hally, Conciliation CommisI sioner, sailed by the Arahura for GisI borne yesterday. iCapt. F. E. Naylor, chief officer of the s.s. Orepuki, has been appointed second assistant pilot by the Wanganui Harhour Board. Mr. R. S. Baker, formerly of Auckland,, has taken up his duties as man- ' ager of the Waihi branch of the Bank of New Zealand. I Messrs'. M. Carpenter (Taihape), Jj. Sweeney (Wellington) and S. Smith and G. Muir (Te Puke) arc visitors at the Central Hotel. , Guests at the Star Hotel include Messrs. J. Pethell, of Wanganuij L. Grave and F. Cummer, of Gisborne; and E. Spintz, of Christchurch. Mr. J. W. Hayden, Mayor of Taka-1 puna, was a passenger for Wellington by last night's train. He will return to Auckland at the end of the. week. Mr. Geo. Albertson, resident engineer at Waiotira for the Public Works (Department, has been transferred to ; Gisborne and will be succeeded by Mr. I Packwood. I Mr. H. S. Hough has arrived in Auckland to take up a position as sub manI ager of the local branch of the Bank of New Zealand. Mr. A. E. Bouillon, forI merly sub-manager here, has been apI pointed manager of the Hamilton •branch, Mr. J. H. Hammond having re- | tired. ' I Hearty congratulations were extended I I by the acting chairman of the Auckland j Hospital Board (Mr. M. J. Coyle) to : I Nurse Isobel Jenkins and Nurse Eliza--1 j beth Paora, who did so well in the '■ \ recent nurses' examinations. Nurse I j Jenkins won the annual gold medal ; j presented by the board, and Nurse , I Paora won the prize of books.