PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 67, 20 March 1937, Page 7

PERSONAL.

Mr. mid Mis. F. Hrindsley, of Dun--I'iliii. arc at tin* (irand Hotel. Dr. W. S. Seed ha* been re-elected president of the Canterbury Rugby Union. Captain R A. Anderson, M.C, had l>een appointed adjutant at the Wigrum aerodrome. Mr. David Crowe, of Suva, and formerly of Xoi'thcote, wan an arrival yesterday Itv the Mariposa. Mr. H. F. W. Meikle whs yesterday elected vice-chairman of the Auckland Metropolitan Milk Council. Mr. C. («. Macindoe, chairniau of the Auckland Harbour Hoard, returned in Auckland this morning by the Limited from the South. Mr. B. L. Dallard, Controller-General of Prisons, arrived in Auckland this morning by the Limited from Wellington. The Hon. Sir Francis Fra/.er, chairman of the Executive Commissio - ) of Agriculture, arrived in Auckland this morning by the Limited from Wellington. Mr. T. McN'ab, Mayor of Mount F/dcn, will resume hi* duties on Monday after spending some weeks in a private hospital. Sir Maynard Hedstrom, chairmnn and managing director of Morris, Hedstrom. Lt<l.. Fiji, with I>ady Hedstrom, is visiting New Zealand. Mr. J. S. Coster, manager of the Papeete branch of the Union Steamship Company, Ltd., who in on holiday, is visiting Auckland. Mr. Cordon Fagan, of Auckland, will leave this afternoon by the Waipawa for London, as a representative of New Zealand in the Coronation Choir. Colonel .1. K. Duigan, newly-appointed (ieneral Officer in Command of the New Zealand Military Forces, returned to Auckland this morning by the express from Wellington. Mr. W. Burton, general manager of John Fuller and Sons and the Fuller - Hayward Theatre Corporation, arrived on a business visit by the Limited this morning. Rear-Admiral the Hon. E. R. Drumniond. officer commanding the New Zealand Division, R.N., will leave to-mor-row night by the Limited for Wellington. Mr. W. Morrison. Duuedin manager for the I'nion Hank of Australia for the past three years, has been transferred to Auckland. He will tal.e up his new duties next Saturday. The Right Rev. G. A. Chambers, Bishop of Central Tanganyika, Africa, who. with Mrs. Cliamliers, ha* iM'cn touring New Zealand, urrived in Aucklund this afternoon from Rotorua. Mr. H. .1. 1). Mahon, president of the Auckland University College Council. returned to Auckland this morning by the Limited, after attending a meeting of the Senate of the New Zealand University. Mr. S. Raymond Norri*, of the firm of 1 . D. Nathan mid Company, Ltd., will leave on a business trip to the Far Fast by the Niagara on Tuesday next. He will connect at Honolulu with the President Hoover for Yokohama. Lieutenant-Colonel G. H. J. Hkefflngton Smyth is the guest of Lord and Lady Galway at Government House. Colonel Smyth, who is a brother-in-law to Lord Galway, served in both the South African and Great Wars, retiring in 1023. Mr. Maxwell Gage, formerly a student at the Auckland and Victoria University Colleges, and now employed on Government geological and industrial research work in the South Island, has been awarded the Sir .Julius Von Haast pii/.e in geology. The Hon. W. E. Barnard. Speaker of the House of Representatives, will leave Wellington to-night for the South Island to address meetings on the imiiii'nation <|uestion. Mr. rlarmird will address two meeting* at Christchnrrh on Monday and later will speak at Duuedin and Invercargill.