PERSONALS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 26, 1 February 1937, Page 3

PERSONALS.

Mr. W. .1. Lvnn. M.P.. will leave tonight liv the Limited for Wellington. Mr. S. (Joldicutl returned from the south by the Main Tnmk express this morn iii«. Mr. A. Stranp. accountant at the chief por-i oftirc. New Plymouth, ha* rec-eived notice «if hi* transfer to Hamilton. Sir William Hunt, a director of the A.M.P. Society. was an arrival th> morning l,v the Limited from Wellington. The Minister of Agriculture, the Hon. W. Ijee Martin, left Auckland for Wellington by the afternoon expre-s ye*serday. Mr. K. I_ Rutledpe. general mana = <r ••f the Fox Film Corporation of New Zealand. Limited, will ]ea\e l.y the Limited to night for the South. Mr. M. A. Altlred. of Waiuku. ha* l>een appointed chairman of the Auckland DUtrj.-t Adjustment Ommt'ion. in place of Mr. W. .1. (Jatenl.y. of Auckland. Mr. M. .1. Moodalte. jjoxeniin;: director, ami Mr P. .T. Mor.dalie. mattasii)director. of Amalpamated Theatre, Limited, will leave tonight hy the Limited for the South. Mr. K. F. Pape. who was recenlly api>.>iiite<! associate to Mr. .lu-lire Fair. nil) commen.f hi« new duties at th(* crifiinal session* 1o open at the-Siiju-er.ie Court tomorrow. Mr. Henry Kitson wa« re-elected chairman of the (Tirislchnrch Stork K.\chaii2e at the recent annual meeting of the Mr. .1. H. A. Moore wa< re-elected \ ice-chairman. Mr. Stanley S. S-eott. manayiu; director of Berlei (New Zealand). Ltd, accompanied by Mr. Arthur Burlev. nianapiiip direrior of Berlei. Ltd.. Sydney, leaves for the South to-ni«ht. Mr. Kenneth Cameron. Dominion president of the New Zealand Scottish Society, who was recently in Auckland. ha« concluded his tour "of the North Island. He is at present in Wellington. Mr. C. E. Mnnro. joint manasini director of Genera] Theatre*. Limited. Sydney, and manapin; director of Hoyt's Theatres. Limited. Sydnev, will leave for the South to-night bv the Limited. Mr. A. F. McMurtrie. M.A.. F.R.E.S., senior inspector to the Wanganui Education Board. ha« heen promoted to the position of assistant to the chief inspector nf crltnnlc ; n V«~. t 1 J --V

Mr. Stanley S. Scott, manayiu; direc tor of Berlei (New Zealand). Ltd accompanied by Mr. Arthur Burlev nianapiiig director of Berlei. Ltd. Sydney, leaves for the South to-ni«ht.

Mr. Kenneth Cameron. Dominion president of the Xew Zealand Scottish Society, who was recently in Auckland. has concluded his tour of the Xorth Island. He is at present in Wellington.

Mr. C. E. Munro. joint manasinir director of Genera] Theatre*. Limited. Sydney, and managing director of Hoyt's Theatres. Limited. Sydnev, will leave for the South to-night by the Limited.

Mr. A. F. McMurtrie. M.A.. F.R.E.S., senior inspector to the Wanganui Education Board. has been promoted to the position of assistant to the chief inspector of schools in Xew Zealand, with headquarter* in Wellington.

CapUin M. D. Stewart, who wg« recently appointed second pilot at Blvff. sailed from London by the Arawa on January 21 and is due" in Xew Zealand on February 2". Previous to hi* appointment. Captain Stewart was chief officer of the Rangitiki.

Sir Leonard Franklin, senior partner in a London firm of bankers, i* a passenger by the liner Panjritiki. which is duo at Auckland on February 11. Sir Leonard has Ion? taken an interest in social work in England. csj>eciallv among the Jewish rommunitv.

Lord Balfour of a director of the Xational Bunk of Xew Zealand and chairman of the London board of direct or* of the Australian Mutval Provident Society. is risking the placiers of the Southern Alps. He 5* accompanied by Mr. P. R. M. Hanna, assistant general manager of the bank.

Lord St. Just, a director of the Bank of England, and a prominent London financier, is a passenger on the Ransitiki. due at Auckland on February 11. A former M.P.. he is a lieutenant of the City of London and head of the firm of Morgan. Grenfel! and Company. He was formerly Mr. Edward Charfe* Grenfell. being raised to the peera«e in 193.3.

Sir John Heath -Amory. Bart., of Tiverton. Devon, accompanied bv Ladv Heathcoat-Amor.w. will arrive "by the Ranjritiki from London on February 11. Sir John, who served in the Great War as an ofn>er of the 4th Devon Rejriment. was in the Caucasus with ~Dun<-ter-forc?." the expedition led by Majorgeneral L. C. Dunsterville. the original of Kipling's "SlaJkv.* ,

Sir Alexander Roper, of England, accompanied hy Lady Rojier. will arrive at Auckland on February 11 by the Ranjritiki. Sir Alexander, who" is a director of the Midland Bui. wa« director of the motor ambulance department of the British Red Cross Society durinjr the early etazo? of the Great War. and later occupied executive positions in the Ministries of Munitions and Reconstruct ion.