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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 287, 4 December 1929, Page 3

| PERSONAL. Sir James Guneon loft for Wellington by train last evening. Messrs. H. G. R. Mason, H. R. Jenkins and W. J. Jordan, M.P.'s. left for Wellington by train last evening. Mr. Ponsonby Gerald Peacoeke, manager of the Union Bank of Australia, Gisborne, is at present visiting Auckland. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wilson (Portland), Mr. W. Kelly (Sydney), Mr. M. Frelish (Wellington), are at the Central Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mellsop, late of Brents, Ltd., Rotorua, have taken up residence at Kawan Island. Mr. Geo. Baildon, Mayor of Auckland, left for Wellington last evening and will return by the Limited express to-morrow morning. Captain P. J. Foster, marine superintendent for the Union Co., arrived from Wellington by the Limited express this morning. Mr. R. C. McMaster, Mr. E. Anstonibe (Wellington), Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Armstrong (Te Awamutu) are at Hotel Cargen. Mr. J. Cockburn (Otago), Mr. F. C. Hansen (Napier), Mr. F. Swift, Mr. A. McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Malioney (Te Puke) are at the Albert Hotel. Staying at the Commercial Hotel are Mr. E. Cameron, Mr. W. Clark, Mr. F. D. Hain (Thames), Mr. S. B. Sims (Hamilton), Mr. J. J. Smith (Dargaville). Mr. Alexander Edward A. Watkins, of the Public Works Department, Wellington, has been appointed electrical engineer of the Borough of Timaru. There were 40 applicants.— (Press Association.) Sir Henry Holt, of London, arrived by the Maunga'nui yesterday on a health tour of the Dominion, and will spend about a month here. He is at the Grand Hotel. Guests at the Star Hotel are: Mr. and Mrs. Max Steinberg (New York), Captain E. A. Wrigley (Sydney), Mr. G. E. Lane (Wellington), Mr. D. S. Stewart (Dunedin). Mr. E. 0. Parnell, who for many years has been attached to the staff of the Shell Company of New Zealand, Limited, lias accepted an appointment in Havana, duba, and leaves New Zealand in the New Year. Mr. E. Casey, divisional superintend?nt for North Island railways, and Mr. [j. W. Robertson, locomotive engineer for the North Island, left Auckland for Wellington by the Limited express last evening. They will return to this city on Friday morning. Mr. H. H. Sterling, general manager, S T ew Zealand Railways, will arrive in Auckland from Wellington by " the Limited express on Friday. Mr. Sterling vill visit Waiuku on Friday evening. Viscount and Viscountess Craigavon irrived in Hamilton from Matamata yes;erday afternoon. They will visit the luak'ura State farm to-day. Viscount >aigavon will be entertained by Ulsternen" in Hamilton this evening. Among those at the Grand Hotel are: Mr. C. W. Birch (Dunedin), Mr. F. rUdinger, Mr. J. Phillips (Wellington), Vlr. H. Page (Sydney), Mr. and Mrs. ,y. Arkle (Palmerston North), Mr. E. Runnerstrum (Wansanui), Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Findlay (New York). Mr. A. F. Grimble, Resident Commissioner at the Gilbert and Ellice Islands, u-rived in Auckland by the Maunganui yesterday on his way back after a year's, eave of absence. He is staying at the lotel Stonehurst, and will leave for 3eean Inland by the steamer Gretaston in Friday. Mr. H. G. Seccomhe, 8.A., son of Mr. md Mrs. E. H. Seccombe, of Kew, Melbourne, has been chosen Rhodes Scholar 'or Victoria, for 1930. He is 21 years if age, and he gained his_ B.A. with lonours at the Melbourne University last ipril. DENTISTRY. OWN SPECIAL METHOD OF >1 PAINLESS extraction Possesses Many Great Advantages, Which are Distinctive. HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS: L. NO PAIN. „ , > NO NEED to come back for the second time or ofteuer as under other methods. , , 5. EXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No broken teeth or stumps in the gums. 1. PERFECTLY SAFE FOR ALL AGES. 1 can safely use it on a patient of SO years. 5. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or suffering from oilier complaints, it will not affect you. i. NO PAINFUL PRICKING, r. NO SWOLLEN GUMS. j. ABSCESSED TEETH are painlessly extracted. 3. EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth are ordered. 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