PERSONAL ITEMS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 235, 3 October 1936, Page 16

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Miss McLay, of Devonport, is on a visit to Rotorua. • • • • Mrs. Leslie Spedding has returned to her home in Eemuera Eoad after a visit to Wairakei. • • • • Miss Ann Quayle- left for Wellington by- train last evening-. ••° • • . Miss Ponsford, of Auckland, ia, paying a visit to Rotorua. ■ , • '■ ".•;• ■■■". ' .'*'■ . • • Miss Nancy dark, of Waipawa, is the guest of Miss Jean Wilson, Mountain Road, Eemuera. • • • • Guests ,at the Central Hotel include Mrs. L. Tripe and Miss L. Hawkesworth, of Rotorua.

Sirs. G. R. Hart and Miss Dorothy Hart will leave to-morrow evening for a holiday visit to Wellington. • • • « Miss Betty Winthrop and her sister, Miss Gay, Winthrop, returned from Suva by the Mariposa yetserday. • » • • Mrs. W. K. Phillips, of India, is visiting Auckland and has taken up residence at Warrington Road, Remuera. # » • • Passengers by the Mariposa yesterday for Sydney and Melbourne" were Misses V. and M. Wilson, of Hamilton. • • • t Mrs. G. J. S. Fisher left yesterday for Pnlmerston North, whence she wiil proceed by air to Christcliurch and Timaru. » • ♦ • Mrs. Edwin C. East, of Opotiki, who has been the guest of Iter mother, Sirs. Q. Addison-McG'onnell, has returned home. • » • • Miss Slay Langhorne, who has been staying with friends in Auckland, for several weeks, has returned to her home in Waipa. Mrs. M. !!§. Hoare, of Los Angeles, arrived by the Mariposa on a visit to' Auckland to see her son, Mr. W. J. Hoare. of Northcote. * » • • Mi-3S Betty Wallace, Xgaroma Road, Epsom, is spending a holiday at Tauranga, where she is the guest of Mrs. M. Tanner, The Avenue. • # I Mrs. A. C.'Anderson (United States), i Mrs. C. Montgomery (London), Mrs. M. S. Meyer, Misses N. and R. Putman 1 and Miss R. M. Stott (Wellington) are 1 at Hotel Cargen. ■ •' ' • ' • 1 Mrs. Bernard Falck, of Christchurch. 1 after motoring through all the places of * interest in the North Island, lias arriVed in Auckland, arid is a' guest at the Station Hotel.