In and Out of Town.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 234, 2 October 1937, Page 14

In and Out of Town.

PERSONAL ITEMS. Miss M. Stewart, of Auckland, left yesterday by the Awatea for Sydney. • • • • Mrs. Lawrence Jex-Blake has returned to Gisborne after a brief visit to Auckland. » » • • Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Fitzgerald. ofWaikohu, are spending a holiday in Auckland. • » » • Mrs. St. Clair Woollains. of City Road, left yesterday by the Monterey for a holiday in Sydney. * * • • Mrs. Alan Doull, of Sliortland Flats, sailed by the Awatea last evening on a visit to Sydney and Melbourne. • • • • ■ Mrs. Montieth. of Mount Hobson Road, Reinuera, left last night by the Monterey for a holiday in Sydney. • • • • Mrs. E. C. Danby and Miss Avis Da 11 by, of C'ourtville Flats, left by the Monterey last night for Australia. * • • • Mrs. M. Rudd, who has been the guest of Mrs. G. Neil, of New Plymouth, has returned to her home in Auckland. • • • • Mrs. E. C. Sheaf, late of "Ellesmere," Great South Road, has taken up her residence at "Castlebar," Khyber Pass. • • • • Mrs. A. Goodwin, who is the guest of Mrs. C'live Coleman, of St. Helier's, returns to Palmerston North next week. • • • • Mrs. L. M. Hare returned by the Monterey from Suva yesterday and will he taking up her residence at C'ourtville. • • • • Mrs. A. G. Fisher, of Gisborne, is spending a fortnight in Auckland as the guest of her mother, Mrs. T. Dewdney, of Mount Eden. • • • • Miss Eve Harris and Miss Winifred Dickenson, of Auckland, who are at present living in Regent's Park, London, spent an enjoyable holiday last month with friends in Germany. • • • • Mrs. C. Vanncy, who has just spent several months' holiday with her mother, Sirs. M. Nairn, Kenilworth, Shortland Street, left in the Monterey last evening on her return to Sydney. • • • • Mrs. Donald Sinclair, formerly Miss Joyce Carlaw. of Auckland, who lias been touring England and the Continent for the past five months, is at present spending a month in Scotland. She expects to return to New Zealand by the Orford, which leaves England early in November.

Mrs. A. G. Wilson, of Mount Eden, leaves by car for Taranaki to-day. • • • • M iss M. Wiaiglit, of Parnell, leaves to-morrow evening for Wellington.