PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 153, 30 June 1934, Page 11

PERSONAL.

Mr. R. Lakllaw, sen., left for Honolulu by the Monterey to-day.

Mr. A. W. Greville goes South by the Limited to-morrow night.

Mr. L. P. Leary left for Wellington by the Limited last evening.

Mr. J. Fletcher leaves for the South by the Limited to-morrow night.

Mr. W. Goodfellow leaves for Wellington by the Limited to-morrow night.

Mr. R. P. Hunt returned from Wei lington by the Limited this morning.

Sir Donald MeGavin, of Wellington, has been appointed a member of the Board of Health.

Mr. A. Morton, of New Plymouth, has been re-elected president of the National Dairy Association.

Mr. L. C. MacDiarmid was re-elected chairman of the Hamiltou High School Board yesterday for the fourteenth term.

Mr. I. J. Goldstine and Mr. J. N. Wilson left for Wellington this afternoon to attend the sitting of the Court of Appeal.

Mr. E. Beilby, architect to the City of Melbourne, left for America by the Monterey to-day after a brief tour of tho Dominion.

Mr. N. Davis, of Otago University College, a 1933 Rhodee scholar, left Wellington by the Makura yesterday on his way to England.

Dr. W. S. Fogg has been appointed resident medical officer at the Wellington Hospital, and Dr. C. G, Kemp honorary senior physician.

Mr. C. Campbell, of tho "Southland Times," and Mr. H. I. Forde, of tho "Evening Post," have been elected chairman and vice-chairman respectively of the Parliamentary Press Gallery.

Mr. G. W. Clinkard, Secretary of the Department of Industries and Commerce, and general manager of tho Tourist Department, left Wellington by tho Makura yesterday on a visit to Australia.

Mr. G. R. Bisham luas been appointed, secretary of the- Franklin Agricultural and Pastoral Society, to fill the vacancy left by Mr. H. E. Kissling, who has r been appointed secretary of the Manawatu Agricultural Association.