PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 124, 28 May 1925, Page 6

PERSONAL.

Sir James Wilson, of Rangitikei, is at Hotel C'arfren. Mr. ]?. A. K«na returns from a trip abroad on the Moeraki on Tuesday next, firand Hotel guests include Jlessrs. W. G. K. Wright, Allen Bruce, A. M. Adams land W. A. C'oates (Wellington). ! Mr. W. A. Voitch, M.P., of Wanganui, I and Mr. W. Macdonald, of Wellington, are at the Central Hotel. Colonel Gray, chairman of the Fruit ! Export Control Board, has been confined I to his bed lor two months with a severe I recurrent attack of malaria. I Mr. \V. Welsh, business agent for the New Zealand railways, accompanied by his assistant. Mr. Coo. Wilson, arrived liy this morning's Limited express. Amongst the euests at Hotel Cargen are Dr. G. A. Forrest and Mr. J. PhilI lips iPalmerston Northi, Dr. 11. Watt i (Wellington). Mr. A. E. Harding (Dargnj villi- 1. and Mess r? . K. Killick, C. S. Allen, A. yon Korsenbt-rg (Wellington). K.-cont arrivals at the Star Hotel anj Messrs. C. -I l-ranpp iSvrlneyj, K. S. Thompson (Whauearci i. I!. I. Macl'her- | son (Timnru), A. K. HelTord, H. S. Manning. T. .1. Tanner and 11. S. Fox (Wellington). { Mr. A. R. Kcnna, well known in ! Auckland, who has hern abroad o n ac- ' count of ill-health, is returning by the Moora';i from Sydney on Tuosday. According to advice received liy liis I frieiul= Mr. Keimn's health has much i improved of late. ! Mr. T. K. SMey. M.P. senior member Jof the Council of Otago University, and i \ ice-c'nancellor. has lieeil elected unoi>I posod io s\iereod the "\ti" Dr. Cameron as I chancellor. Mr. Sidcy will be a candidate j fur a vacancy on the Senate caused by tin- den-h of Dr. Cameron. i Cabled ailviro received from England | i advises ihat the Right Hon. Viscouifl : ; Ix-verhiilme has been nppointed governor lof Lever Bros.. \ ice •,!.,■ hit.- Lord I.cvtrI liulnic. Mr. 1". P'.Vrey Cooper has hei-n I appointed chairman "of dir.-oors, and ■ Messrs. HuriiU Uivenhnljfh and Jului M--i Doucll haM; Ikh-ii uppiiintcil vii-i- ---; Mr. r. i;ia=2o\v (Kumeu Kiding i. ! member ml the Waitemata County L'ounIril. \v;i» rrriMitlv Imdlv -niai-hi'd up when j breaking in a'ynunu lior.«e. At yesterday •« iiieetins •'■< iln- council reference »ii< made ','i iiis lining I're-cni. Hlthough j ihoiight his Uitentiou ;n ilif ratepayers' j .cm:,,- .Ir-ci-.rd rt-rngnitiun, »« ' Mr. Claspow iia.l attended several public meetings in hi.- district lately, although badly crippled.