PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 200, 24 August 1937, Page 9

PERSONAL.

Mr. T. Scott Miller, of Wellington, i« at the Central HoteL Mr. L. M. Nathan returned to New Zealand by the Monterey- after a holiday visit to Australia. Mr. C. R. Orr Walker, S.M., resumed his duties at Auckland yesterday after a month's holiday in the South. Mr. J. G. L. Hewitt, S.M., chairman of the Railway Appeal Board, was a passenger by the Limited express for Frankton to-day. Mr. F. E. Dougall, of Wellington, was j a nas#enger -by the Limited express for i Ai:< kla-icl this morning, and is at the ' Grand Hotel. j Mr. R. D. Kelly, of Texas Oil (Australia) Ltd., Wellington, accompanied by Mrs. KeUy, will leave by the Niagara to-day for Sydney. I Mr. O. C. Mazengarb arrived in Auck-'' land yesterday. He is ehortly to tour the Waikato in the interests of the New Zealand National party. l Mr. C. F. Bow-en, an executive of the Vacuum Oil Company, Ltd., returned to San Francisco by the Monterey which' left Auckland yesterday. t Mr. A. D. Bayfield, of Wellington, arrived in Auckland by the Limited express from Wellington this morning. He is at the Grand HoteL Messrs. L. M. and H. J. Hare, of Auckland, sailed yesterday by the Mon- j terey for Fiji, where they will spend few weeks cruising round the Islands, j Dr. E. C. Brewis, of Hamilton,! returned to the Dominion by the Mon-; terey yesterday after undertaking a j ehort post-graduate course at Melbourne i University. i Bishop Lkfcbn will leave by the' Niagara to-day for Sydney to attend • the meeting there on September 4 of the Roman Catholic archbishops and bishops of Australia and New Zealand. j Sir Herbert Dowbiggin, formerly j Inspector-General of Police in Ceylon, who has been spending a holiday in Australia and New Zealand, left by the Monterey yesterday for California. Mr. E. G. Martin, resident director in Ne * Zealand of the Atlantic Union Oil Company, Ltd., who returned from Australia by the -Monterey yesterday, will return South by the Limited express to night. Me. A. O. Glaeee, chief engineer to the Auckland Power Board, will leave' Auckland on September 7 for a six months' trip abroad. Daring the trip he will investigate matters of interest to the board. Sir Benjamin Fuller, managing director of John Fuller and Sons, Ltd., and a director of Fuller Hayward. Ltd., who has been on a short visit to sfew Zealand, will return to Australia by the Niagara to-day. Mr. R. D. Lapham, of San Francisco, president of the American-Hawaiian Steam Ship Company, Ltd., left by the Monterey yesterday on his return to the United States. With Mrs. Lapham he has been making a visit to Australia and j New Zealand. Mr. Moye W. Stephens, a test pilot j for the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation,! was a through passenger by the Mon- i terey yesterday for Los Angeles. He was recently in Australia and New Zealand testing new machines for air lines' in the two countries. Mr. W. E. Anderson, secretary of the Auckland Employers' Association, and representative of the employer* of New Zealand at the International Labour Conference hehr recently at Geneva, will return to Auckland by the Aorangi from Vancouver on September 20. Mr. A. G. Hultquist, UP. for Bay of Plenty, and Mrs. Hultqnist, arrived in Auckland by car yesterday afternoon. Mr. Hultquist left for Wellington by the afternoon express to-dav, and will return to Auckland on Thursday. He] will return to Whakatane on Friday. Mr. T. A. Blyth, headmaster of the Ohakune District High School, returned to New Zealand by the Monterey yesterday. In the course of an extensive : tour, Mr. Blyth witnessed the Coronation procession and naval review, and travelled extensively in Great Britain ' and Europe. * • Mr. Gavin Allan, of Toronto, a mem- ! ber of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, is travelling by the , Niagara to Sydney, accompanied by Mrs. Allan. He will carry out an : extensive lecturing tour in Australia • under the auspices of the various churches of the denomination, and will - return to Auckland at the beginning of November to give a series of lectures in New Zealand, later returning to Canada. Mr. H. P. Bennett, chief engineer of the Tasmawan Government Railways, arrived in Auckland by the Limited express from Wellington this morning and is at the Grand Hotel. Accompanied by Mr. P. R. Angus, locomotive superintendent of the New Zealand Railways, he has been touring the Dominion for the purpose of studying engineering advances made in the railways here. He will sail for Sydney by the Niagara to-night, en route to Tasmania.