PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 142, 18 June 1929, Page 9

PERSONAL.

p.... who ('•inKiu H. Stuart ieaisou. arrived bv the Aorangi yesterday, i,. >. the Northern Club. Mr W. Steel, the well-known S a iri l 1 ; of Rotorua, who has been touiu g Australia, returned by the Mamma todav• . t- | Mr. C. W. Body, a farmer ot Kll= •, Tapanui, Otago, returned b> tii, Marama this morning attei a Australia. Mr F Gantz. of the Goodyear I vie and Rubber Co., Ltd., who arrived ui Auckland by the Aorangi yos.eidav, let't for the south. _ Mr. J. Martin, a member of the Rotorua County Council, who has Jcui on a visit to Queensland, returned b,the Marama this morning. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hurrell, of Wellington, who are visiting Auckland, aie at the Waverlev Hotel. They contemplate making a tour of the Islands. Mr. C. Otway. an ex-member« of ih'e Raglan County" Council, who has been onli holiday visit to Australia, returned by the Marafna this morning. " Mr. J. W. Wilson and Mr. J. DGardiner leave to-night for Wellington to attend the annual conference ot the Xew Zealand Bank Officers' Guild. ilr. J. Dean, chairman of the Franklin Electric Power Board, who has been on a business trip to Sydney, was a passenger by the Marama this morning. Sir Geo. Fovvlcls, who has been attending the annual meeting of the CbngTewational Union at Brisbane, returned to Auckland by the Marama this morning. Mr Ant ho nv" Stubbs, of Remuera, whose brother, Mr. A. D. Stubbs, was the Nelson victim of the earthquake, leaves for Wellington by to-night's Limited express. Mr. W. E. Kirby. Auckland manager for Paramount Pictures, and Mr. Jr. -J. O'Kl'.ll. country representative for the firm, returned by the Marama this- morning from Sydney. Mr. J. W. Williamson, Mayor of Takapuna, and W illianison were passengers by the Marama from Sydney this morning. They have been to Australia on a holiday trip of nearly six weeks. Mr. W. Maitland (Christchurch), Mr. A. D. Carson. Mr. R. C. Somerville, Mr. W. Xapicr and Mr. F. Wallia (Wellington), and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McDonald (Whangarei) are at the Star Hotel. Mr. C. P. Agar, of Christchurch. chairman of the Associated Chambers of Commerce, who returned yesterday by the Aorangi from a tour of the United States' and Canada,, left for the South by last night's express. Central Hotel quests include Mr. and Mrs. F. C'. Mcßeth (Feilding), Mr. F. Bonner (Manaaweka), Mr. A. L. Smyth, Mr. E. G. Guv, Mr. C'. Martin and Mr. R. W. Uren (Wellington), Mr. C. C'arr (Rotorua), Mr. L. Davis and Mr. D. Davis (Sydney), Mr. J. R. McLennon (Hastings), and Mr. W. Laurence (Invercargill). Dr. Frederick E. Webster, a former pupil of the Auckland Grammar-School, has passed the primary examination for a Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. Dr. Webster gained the degrees of M.8., Ch.B., at the Otago Medical School, and he was later on the staff of the Auckland Hospital.