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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 291, 9 December 1931, Page 9

PERSONAL.

Brigadier D. Macaulay, of the Salw tion Army, returned to Wellington last. night. Mr. F. Beaurnoht-Smith, managim: director of J. C. Williamson (New Zealand), Limited, arrived in Wellington on the Mararua from Sydney yesterday. Messrs. L. Alcoek, J. H. Mostyn, V,. j Swadling, Dan Harkness, Mr. and Mis; IN. Smith, all of Sydney, and Mr. 1-. iNudl, of Melbourne, are guest at Hoti , ' ■Cargen. Mr. W. W. Eae, of the HongkongShanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore, arrived by the Ulimaroa yesterday on a nine months' furlough. . Brigadier-General J. G. Steese, D.S.M , who represented the United Stateg Government at the loth.international navigation congress, held recently in Venice, was a passenger on the Marama, which arrived in WslUr^'on ye:i day. H-; will leave by the lonic for Panama on Saturday from Auckland. - Mr v P. L. Soljak, late of the "Auckland Star" literary staff, who has been awarded a university travelling passage to England this year, will leave by the Ulimaroa for Sydney on and connect on Arrival there with the Oraraa for. London. He will continue his studios at London University. Mr. Cyril L. Westcott, general manager for Australia and New Zealand of C. C. Wakefield and Company, arrived with the Norman Smith party by the Ulimaroa yesterday. He will be Lord Wakefield's personal representative at the attempt ou the land speed record, but before that he will make a business trip to Wellington, Christchurcii ftnd Dunedin. ,He leaves by train to-morrow night. ~ r .'^SiV'.K'-_"