PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 223, 20 September 1934, Page 10

PERSONAL.

Mr. J. Sen brook returned from Weli lington by the Limited this morning. The Hon. C. .1. Carrington, M.L.C., arrived from Wellington this morning. Mr. E, C. Turner returned yesterday from a short business visit to Wellington. The Rev. Clarence Eaton, president of the Methodist Conference, and Mrs. ' Eaton left for the South by the Limited I last night. I Mr. A. V. Ackland. Director of AgriI culture in Fiji, who arrived by the Waii pahi on Tuesday, went South by the | Limited last night. j Mr. E. W. Riekard, the sitting mcmI her, has been returned unopposed as llikuran»i representative on the Wlialiparei Harbour Board. Sit- James Gunson returned by the I Limited this morning from Wellington, | where he has been attending a meeting ] of the Railways Board. Colonel W. D. Ilolgate, president of the New Zealand Coal Mine Owners' Association, returned from Wellington by the Limited this morning. Sir Philip Game, Governor of New South Wales, and Lady Game are returning from England by the Remuera, due at Wellington on September 29. Mr. R. S. Nesbitt, the sitting member, has been returned as Hikurangi representative on the North Auckland Power Board, defeating Mr. W. McKinlay, sen. Mr. H. D. Vickery, chairman of the New Zealand Broadcasting Board, and Mr. E. C. Hands, general manager, arrived from Wellington by the Limited this morning. Mr. W. J. McKinlay, jnr., has been elected representative of Hikurangi and Kaino town districts on tho Whangarei Hospital Board. Mr. R. C. Cherrie, tlie sitting member, did not seek re-election. Mr. C. R. C. Gardiner, resident manager of the New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.. in Bombay, arrived at Wellington by the Tainui from London on Tuesday, and is making a holiday tour of the Dominion, on his way back to India. Mr. J. A. C. Allum, chairman of the Auckland Transport. Board, and Mr. J. Stanton, solicitor to the board, left for Wellington by the Limited last night on business in connection with the Auckland Transport Board Empowering Bill now before Parliament. , Mr. A. O. Edwards, chairman and managing director of Grosvenor House, London, left London on August 10 for a tour of Canada, New Zealand, Australia and South Africa. Mr. Edwards lias entered his racing aeroplane Grosvenor House for the London-Mel-1 bourne air race in October, and will be in Melbourne for the finish. He is due to arrive at Auckland on October 1, and will be staying at the Grand Hotel.