PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Issue 265, 8 November 1929, Page 10

PERSONAL.

Mr. G. Tacon, Mr. T. Buxton, Mr. A. M. Barclay (Wellington) are at the Star Hotel.

Mr. Allen (Wellington), Mr. and Mrs, Cameron (Whangarei) are at the Commercial Hotel.

Mr. C. Bethan (Oamaru), Mr. P. Murray (Dannevirke), Mr. J. Wiffin (Wellington) are at the Royal Hotel.

Mr. A. W. Beals (Christchurch), Mr. G. W. Bouschi (Sydney) are at the Grand Hotel.

Hotel Cargen guests include:' Mr. F. E. Burnett (Sydney), Mr. A. Astor (Dunedin), Mr. 11. B. 1 Anderson (Christchurch). » •>.

Mr. V. Ivirk left by the Malieno today, to attend a conference in Sydney of the Registrars of the Institute of Incorporated Secretaries.

Mr. R. W. Lock, of Auckland, and Mr. A. ■G. Schaef, of Wellington, have passed the final examination which entitles them to become members of the Institute of Incorporated Secretaries.

Arrivals at the Central Hotel are: Mr. J. S. Hay (Wellington), Mr. W. Fielder, Mr. L. T. Reader (Thames), Mr. C. Matthews (Hamilton), Mr. A. Stewart (Mastcrton).

Guests at the Albert Hotel are: Mr, E. L. Wyles (Christchurch), Mr. A, Davis (Wellington), Mr. C. L. Bagnail (Dargaville), Mr. W. A. Goodridge (Sydney).

Mr. T. L. Binney, manager in Auckland of the Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., has been appointed New Zealand secretary with headquarters in Wellington. He has gone to Wellington to take up bis new position. His place will be filled by Mr. C. H. Wyatt, who lias been transferred from New Plymouth.

Mr. W. J. Gow, formerly Chief Postmaster of Auckland, has been appointed second assistant secretary to the G.P.0., Wellington, a post which entails administrative work over the Dominion. Mr. Goav had been acting in that position during the absence of his chief from New .Zealand, and the appointment has now been confirmed.

Mr. J. Mitchell, of the literary staff of the "Oamaru Mail," a' few clays ago completed 68 years' continuous service in journalism, a record for Australia and New Zealand. Among his public activities Mr. Mitchell has completed 50 years as lion, treasurer of the Regimental Band, and 44 years with the school committees.