PERSONAL

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 136, 10 June 1932, Page 3

PERSONAL

Sir James Guneon, a member of the Railways Board, is in Wellington. The Right Rev. J. M. Lie'ton, Roma r, Catholic Bishop of Auckland, is in Wellington. Messrs. A. Nathan and F. J. Nathan arrived in Auckland by the Limited express this morning. Mr. J. J. Corry, who has been on a visit to Auckland, left for the South by the Limited last night. Captain Sinclair Thompson, second member of the Naval Board, arrived from Wellington yesterday. Mr; Justice Herdman left by train last night for Hamilton to preside over a session of the Supreme Court. Mr. Taite Te Tamo, M.P. for Southern Maori, joined the Limited at Frankton last night en route for the South. The Hon. C. J. Canington and t!"= Hon. M. Pagan, M.L.C.'s, "left for Wellington by the Limited last night. Mr. F. W. Fuikcrt, Engineer-in-Chief of the Public Works Department., arrived by the express this morning. Mr. E. Varley Hudson's appointment as conductor of the Municipal Choir was confirmed at last night's meeting of the City Council. Mr. W. J. Holdsworth, chairman ot the Auckland Electric Power Board, returned from Wellington by the Limited express this morning. Mr. Guy Menzics, who flew solo acrosp tho Tasman more than a year ago, hns joined the Royal Air Force. He is wit!; a fighting squadron at Kenloy, South of England. Mr. S. S. Crick, managing director in Australia and New Zealand for the Fox Film Corporation, and Mr. E. C. Rutledge, general manager for New Zeainnd, left by motor car yesterday for Now Plymouth and Wellington. Mr. C. A. Woolley, of Mount Roskill, the newly appointed superintendent o! the Wellington Fire Brigade, will take up his duties in Wellington to-morrow. He has been connected with fire brigade work for the past 13 years. Archbishop Averill, Mr. N. G. Gribble. secretary of the New Zealand Land Settlement League, and Mr. E. E. Kitchener returned by the Limited express from Wellington this morning, when! they took part in a deputation to tho Government in connection with the unemployed boy problem. Mr. Kitchener went as representative of the Auckland Rotary Club.