PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 108, 8 May 1937, Page 22

PERSONAL.

loiue' r.Vr \v S' eIN - " f A "" kl -<'' "ill to ,„,., V '. ( ' ll,l l>y the Limited To-mriri'iiw nipht. ■Mr. Harvey Turner will leave t<.-„,.„-Kt,,',!!"' 1 '•' lhe ,/ ' m '"«" 1 f '"- w -'- Thn May,,,- „f Au.-khind. Mr'. Ernest ,nK ,-; vi-ilmp Hntorna and is expected tn ll ' lllln '" the city „,, M„n<l.«v Mr..?. !!. o-1.M0i,,,.,, ~,.,;,,„„,! t( ; All , k . Vl" , .. tl,,s riling l,v the Limited from V\ elnnutiiii. Mr !•'. |f. Has.. ~f Wellington, 'who h,|s 1|1 ' 1 '" M~ilin.Lr A nek la nil. will return South l.y the Limited to-morrow ni oh t. C'Mntn.uHler L. B. Vitali. actinp |'«'iiei!il tor Italy in Sydney, will arrive HI Uelli.mton ..n M„v 17 to take over tl "' Imliiiu Consulate in Xeu Zealand. Mr. 11. I! Heward. sei.-ne.. master at tl "' K"«l'iii Intermediate School, has '"' r;i <i|i|Hiinlcl a-ricultiiial master at the Whauoarei Hil-Ii School. I'iie Minister of .Instice ami Attnrnevr;"n"l ''- l!' ■ "■■"■ 11. <;. K. Ma«o'n, n: r:\eil in AiirKlaml this morniti<r hv the I-iiniti'd from Welliu.toii. He will 'leave on In- return South to-morrow nijrht. sil ' -'"lin l.iinili. K.C.8.. LL.D.. a former I'mlet- -scTctury of State for SeotIx'bl. "ho. uiih hw brother. Mr. D. Lnmli. has l„. r n touring \ew Zealand. w..s ~ passeiio,.,- | (V the Ranpitane from Wellin-foii for Kncjlund. '1 he I'ev. .?. A. Thomson, miiiisterrlesi_|.;.t,. ri f t ] lt> Fi rs t Presbyterian Church. Inverrnrpill, will be the recipient of a pre-entation from the Auckland before his departure shortly from St. Luke's Church. Kemnera. J. A. Lee, Parliamentary Under-Sefii-tary for Honsinrr. arrived 'in Auckland thin morning on official business. He will deliver an address in his electorate. (,'rev Lynn, and expects to return South at the etu. of next week. Mr. W. F. Bull, Canadian Trade Ckitnmissioner in Auckland, returned by train this morning from the South. This was Mr. Bull'* first visit South since his arrival in Xew Zealand. He made the acquaintance of many business men in Southern centres.