RAILWAY EXPRESSES.
Express trains will leave Auckland to morrow for:— Wellington ?, p m., 7 p.m. New Plymouth 7 p.m. Ilotorua —10.10 a.m., 3 p.m. Tanea Iuu —O.fi a m. Tauranga—9.B a.m. Whangarel and Opua—B.4o a.m. Express trains will arrive at Auckland tomorrow from:— Wellington — t 6 a.m.. 9.40 a.m. New Plymouth 7,r. u.m. Hotoriiii - 4 o p in 4 tn 'iaiKv.tu.i iilll_4 Xaurauiit» —C.i'U I'.in.
PERSONAL.
Mr. W. Good fellow will leave to-night liy the Limited for Wellington. Mr. XV. H. Cocker returned to Auck--1: from the South yesterday. Mr. !•'. T. Heece. of I 'hrist church, arrived in Ai! <-k lit nil \cntcrday and will ho lnM'<' I'm t lie remainder of the week. Mr. V. A. Covle "ill leave for Timaru thin evening lo ntlriul the annual eon fereiice of the Dominion Master Builders' Federat ion. Mr. S. Irwin Crookes arrived In Aurk hind thit* morning after attending the New Zealand ( i\ i 1 Kiiginc<>r« Society >• eoiiferenee in Chrietchurcli. The Chief Justice of New Zealand, Sir M ieliiu I Myers, arrived from V\ ell ingt on veMcrrlav t<r assist at tin- eivjl acusionh of the Auckland Supreme Court. Mr. (J. W. Hutchinson will leave this evening l»y the Limited for Wellington lo attend a meeting of the N.I.M.L'. Insurance Company, Limited. Sir Henry liorlon returned to Auckland tliir, morning hy the Limited from 1 lie South, after attending a eoiiferenee of the Newspaper Proprietors' Ansociation. Mr. W. H. Tucker, Auckland manager of New Zealand I'aper Mills, Limited, will leave on a business trip tomorrow afternoon hy the Aorangi to the I nited State- and Canada. Dr. W. A, (iilmour, pathologist at the Auckland Hospital, and Dr. M. Avford >vill leave this evening for Wellington to attend a coiilctcucc of the British Medical AnsiK-iat ion. The Kev. <;. K. Moreton, of Auckland, who in on a \ isit to England, was re<elitlv shown over Scotland Yard, on the imitation of the Home <Mllee. He will shortly leave on his return to New Zealand. Mr. A. Bakker. general manager for Auitr.tliii and New Zealand for the Itfiy.il I\jcket Navigation Shipping Com pi.ny. l imited, a Dutch shi) ping line, airivid in Auckland yesterday from the South and is at the (fraud Hotel. Sir John Davidson, a director of iJalgety' and Company, Limited, an-i ehairmaii of directors of the L'liion Bank of Australia, who has Ikhmi \isiting the i maiii centres of the Dominion, lias arrived in Wellington from the South Island. He is due in Auckland on March 4, and will Hail for Sydney liy the Wanj>anella on the following day.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1937, Page 3
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