PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 120, 23 May 1928, Page 8

PERSONAL.

tv : 7' Professor Burbidge arrived land by the Limited express ing after a visit to Wellington. Mr. Ed. Warrington, prodix* 4 Diplomats," is staving at tie HoteL A^,;: The death has occurred in of Mr. William (Billy) Bell, faSßlfel years a Wellington representative *3 footballer. Star Hotel guests include Ifr Fielden, Mr. W. Torreng, mj Buchanan, of Sydney, Mr. A. of Christchurch, and Afr. H Mr. H. Withington, of Wellingt^^i^^R Mr. C. Charlton (Sydney), U. Jamzon (Sweden), Mr. Herbert "ft,, and Mr. M. Wood (Melbourne), James Harris (Huntly) are at Hotel. <|f Dr. C. McDowell, of Auckland, been on the staff of the Auckland ftU pital, left by the Zealandie noon for England, where he remain for some years. Mr. P. Bushell, managing the Farmers' Auctioneering Ltd., Hamilton, arrived in from Wellington by the LimitiTtipil morning.

Mr. J. G. Rickerby, district manager, Auckland section, New ZeSS Railways, who has been in WriSTS, attending a sitting of the Appeal Board, returned this the Limited.

Commissioner James Hay Brigadier Scotnev, of the Sabatiae Army, were passengers to the Limited express from WeQiwte this morning. ™'

Mr. Leo Du Chateau, New representative for E. J. CuTrrfl; Auckland to make arrangements fv tour of Mr. Alfred O'Shea, the known tenor. >

Among those at the Central Wfrtd HHi Mr. A. W. Edmondson J. A. Fothergill (Dunedin), Mr. H; ft Thomson (Wellington), Mr. P. DoQjg (Taradale), Mr. A. H. Menzies /islSglkg rei), Mr. J. Potta (Tauranga). • fvjijv

Mr. R. Self, who has filled the potiflß S of field inspector in the Te Aroha lipSt trict for the past four and a-half jmtt. left yesterday for Wellington, wheaSstt has been transferred to the Survey Ifc. partment. Mr. Self carries .the gW wishes of a very large circle of ine»jp|fl

Dr. E. Marsden, secretary 1 Department of Scientific »i»d lodmtrkl Research, left Wellington yesterday the Makura for San Francisco. spending six weeks in that city iwff Marsden will go to Canada. He wfl*-ji§l absent from New Zealand for iboet three months, studying problems in nection with his Department.