PERSONAL.
Sir Robert Anderson will leave for the South to-night by the Limited express. Mr C X. Allpress. manager of Henry Berrv and' Co. Proprietary, Ltd., left for Sydney to-dav by the Monowai. 'Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Frost left for Svdnev this afternoon by the Monowai. They intend to spend an extender holiday'in Australia. Mr. V. E. Hamilton, manager of Mason Struthers, T.td., Christchurch, is spending two or three weeks in Auckland after a visit to Australia. Mr. F. J. An sell. North Island manager of* the J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, arrived from the South this morning by the Limited express. Mr. N. Irvine Smith was admitted as a barrister of the Supreme Court thi* morning bv Mr. .Justice Fair on the motion "of Sir. A. H. .Johnstone, K.C. Mr. W. M. O'flara, of the Malay States, the Tasman flyer, wlio ha« been in New Zealand for som-j months past, left Auckland this afternoon by the Monowai for Sydney. Mr. W. A. Wessel. of U.S.A., and Mr. L. C. Arnott, of Wellington, members of the executive staff of General Motors Corpoi dtion, left Auckland to-day on a visit to Sydney. Mr. E. Abbey Jones, managing director of the "Southland News" Company, J.td.. arrived from the South this morning by train, and will leave from Auckland to-morrow by the Msiripo-a fin a four months' tour of Australia, Hawaii and the Near East. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Jones.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 102, 1 May 1936, Page 9
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