PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 65, 17 March 1936, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Mr. A. H. Johnstone, K.C., left for Wellington last night by train. Mr. J. A. C. Alluin was a passenger for Wellington last evening by train.

The Hon. F. Dye, M.L.C., left by last night's Limited express for Wellington.

The Hon. Eliot B. Davis will leave for the South this evening by the Limited express.

Mr. J. Stanton was a passenger for the South by the Limited express last evening.

Captain H. R. Hughes arrived in Auckland this morning by train from the South.

The Et. Hon. J. G. Coates was a passenger from the South this .morning by the Limited express.

Mr. A. J. Murdoch, chairman of the Dairy Produce Board, was a passenger for the South last evening by train.

Paymaster-Commander E. L. Tottenham, Naval Secretary, returned to Wellington last night after a visit to Auckland.

Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Wilson will leave by the Niagara to-niglit for Sydney on the first stage of a six month's trip to England.

Mr. J. R. Fow, Mayor of Hamilton, has returned to his home after an extended tour of Hawke's Bay and Wellington.

Mr. Harvey managing director of Turners and Growers, Limited, has returned to Auckland after a short business visit to Suva.

Mr. C. S. McDonald, sales director tor Aspro, Limited, Melbourne, accompanied by Mrs. McDonald, arrived in Auckland yesterday by the 'Monowai.

Flying-Officer D. W. Morrisli, Reserve of Officers, Air Force, will be a passenger for Sydney to-night by the Niagara. He is on his way to England.

Mr. F. M. Hills, a director of Thompson and Hills, Limited, accompanied by his wife and daughter, will leave for Sydney this evening by the Niagara. Sir Henry Horton has been granted nine months' leave of absence by the Auckland University College Council. ITe is soon to leave on a trip abroad. Mr. A. L. Armstrong, acting-Colonial Secretary for Fiji, and Mrs. Armstrongarrived by the Niagara yesterday. They intend to spend a holiday in the Dominion.

Mr. A. H. Gaze, manager for the British Phosphate Commission, has arrived in Auckland on a business visit to the Dominion. He will remain abjut a fortnight.

Mr. A. Rosser, one of the Auckland delegates to the annual conference of the New Zealand Federation of Justices of the Peace, left for Wellington by yesterday afternoon's express. Mr. H. A. Yockney, town clerk at Onehunga, was granted six months' leave of absence at a meeting of the council held last evening. Mr. Yockney intends to visit Britain.

Mr. H. W. Brodie, overseas passerigef manager of the Canadian Pacific Railway, accompanied by Mrs. Brodie, will leave for Sydney this evening after an extended tour of New Zealand.

Mr. D. Lake, of Sydney, Australian and New Zealand distribution manager for Metro-Goklwyn-Meyer, Limited, was a passenger from Sydney by the Monowai yesterday. He is at the Grand Hotel.

Mr. W. Wynne, secretary and manager of tlie Australian Associated Press, accompanied by Mrs. Wynne, arrived by the Monowai yesterday ancl wiii go on to Wellington on the ship. They are paying a short visit to the Dominion. Mr. M. F. Kline, publicity manager of the Osaka Shosen Kaislia, and editorcompiler of the company's "Guide for Shippers and Traivllers," arrived by the Monowai yesterday and intends to spend about a fortnight in the Dominion. Mr. Ivanlioc Haytnan, of the staff of the Canterbury University College, lias been appointed to a position on the staff of the Seddon Memorial Technical College, in the science and mathematics department. Mr. W. it. Smyth, of Auckland, has been appointed a relieving master in English until 1037.