PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 45, 23 February 1937, Page 3

PERSONAL.

Mr. M. K. Draftin will leave tonight, !>y the Limited fur Wellington. .Mr. A. M. Seaman will leave to-night. by the Limited on a visit to Wellington. Dr. Selwyn Kenrick. and Dr. W. A. Blomfield, of Auckland, have left for Wellington, t<. attend the British Medical Association's conference. Mcssrx. I). M. H. hikl 11. M. H. Tripp, of < hiihtchiir.li. will leuve this evening by the Aorangi for Vancouver, on route for England. Sir J iimes Parr has red.mod to Auekland. after a tour of the North Maud, on which lie wax accompanied by visitor* from England. He in at Hotel" Cargeu. Major and Mrs. <_'. W. Stevens, of England, who have Leon visiting New Zealand, will leave tonight by the Aorangi for Vancouver, en route for England. Professor Maxwell Walker, who wuleioutly a patient in a Wellington private hospital, arrived in Auckland this iiiomiiig by the express from Wellington. Mr. I). R. Ly»agl,(, director of Lj>aght N Limited, Knglund. # -e| manii fac-turei-H, will |ea\e Auckland thin evening by the Aorangi for Vancouver, en route for England. Mr. N. S. Kalla, chairman of direetorw of the Union Steam Ship Company, Limited, liuh arrived from Wellington, atid will eail this evening by the Aorangi for Vancouver. Lord and Lady Waleran, who have been visiting Australia and New Zea land for the pant three month*, will leave to-night by the Aorangi for Vancouver, en route for Knglund. Captain and Mrs. ,1. K. M. Bradinle KllaiiH'H, of Melbourne, who have been touring the Dominion, will leave Auek land to day by the Aorangi for Van eouvir, en route for England. Inspector W. S. Steele, of the Healtli Department, Auckland, has been trans ferred to tho position of Inspector of Health in Wanganui. He in succeeding Mr. W. F. d« Hoo, who has been tranferred to C'liristchureh. Brigadier-General Sir .Wph Byrii", (Jovernor of Kenya, accompanied by hi* aide-de-camp. Captain i<. .1. Kay Feu ton, who has been utaying at the <iren,| Hotel, Auckland, will' leave thin even ing by the Limited for Wellington. Canon W. <;. Williams, viear of Aiutnoho, recently appointed assistant to the Bishop of Aotearoa, the JRt. Ke\. V. A. Bennett, will leave Wangnnui m the end of iliis month to take up thiposition. Hβ will be stationed at Xapier. Dr. Winnton S. Chartere, of ChriM church, formerly of the ttaff of the King Ueorge V. Hospital, Rotorua, has |.a ege <l the examination for membership of the Royal College of I'hyMcian. and lias been appointed aseUtant inedleul officer at the Chatham Hospital. Mr. E Lipeett, 0 ( Vancouver, wai an arrival by tI A { fr<ym A.ick and Hotary Club', luncheon. Mr. Wic if! atte " d the bienni "' P "» ,» / l y co,,fer< '»ee »» Wellington next week, a« . delegate from the Vancouver Rotary Club. T M . r - C - M - Croft, retiring Camuliuii Irade CommU«ioner in New Zetland w» 1 leave Urn by the ££$ Vancouver. He will .pend .oin, months ,„ Canada, before to Tokyo, to take up the position of secretary to the Canadian