PERSONAL ITEMS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 1, 2 January 1937, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mm. E. Dick, of Hamilton, fc at the Royal Hotel. • • 4 # ? Mrs. Welch, of Melbourne, is at the Grand Hotel. • * • • Mm. H. Morris Lock, of Parnell, ia visiting Rotorua. • • • • Miss Valerie Oostello, of Arondale, ia •pending a holiday in Dargaville. ■- Mre. J. W. Bailey, of .Auckland, la tW guest of Mrs; Flower, of Tauranga. • • • » Mrsj W. Averill, of Ponsonby, and PaThia * re " pendin * the h <>Mday» at • ■• f • i ■ •' Mrs. A. E. Mo6re and family, of Short--1»B*st > are at their seaside' cottage at Beachlands. :• .;. • ■ • ~. • Miss Joyce Tolerton, of Auckland, Is •pending a holiday with Mrs. P. Toierton, of Gisborne. - • • • • •nd Mr. Athol Cdatcs are spending a holiday at Rotorua, J m Mrs. W. Ratcliffe and Miss Joy Rat,l- "?s2* B«ats of Mrs. A. G. Rateliffe, of Whangaroa. 'General and Mrs. Palmer, of Simla, India, are the guest, of Mra, Bruce Mackenzie at their Waiwera home. ■*• ■ • • Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Henderson, of Remuera, are at Waiwera, as the guests Street?' Broce Mackenri V «' Princes .nS* Ver \ C ,o*le, of Auckland, Is •pending a holiday at C!hase'a Gorge, Fenfon * he *"*** oS M "« *• • • ■■■•'•■ have left for Dunedin, where they will Ctair *""** ° f M "' C ' oaten ' of St ' ' 1# • •; * • Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hemphill, of Auckland, are on a short visit to Rotorua. Halk*tt eT»«»ta of Mr- and Mrs. J. • • • • i-Sui 0, C f? te "°» °* «■*• Plymouth, is visiting Auckland, and is staying with her mother, Mrs. E. A. Connor, Corunna Avenue, Parnell. .-.•-• • • Mr. and Mrs. J. Shearer, of Auckland, are visiting Gisborne, and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Holmes, of "Rivington," Whataupoko. • » • • • Mr. and Mrs. C. J. L. White, of Dunedin, are spending a month in Auckland at Brooklyn Flats, in >he course of an extensive motor tour of the North Island. . " *' : • • • • V';:MhM»''^ : Hyi-ahd R?:Fyfe,-;of>AucJ& land, and Mist Iris Barry, of Whangarei, arrived at Hastings on Wednesday, via New Plymouth and Wanganui, en route to Wellington in the course of a motor tour.