PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 290, 7 December 1937, Page 9

PERSONAL.

Mr. W. H. (Summer left for the South by last night's Limited express.

Mr. T. U. Wells left Auckland by the Limited express for Wellington laet night.

Messrs. A. S. Richards and W. T. Anderton, -M.P.'s, were passengers by last night's Limited express for Wellington.

Monsignor J. F. MaoManus, of Palmerston North, ifi due to return to New Zealand by the Rangitane on December 15.

Mr. J. P. Moodabe, managing , director of Amalgamated Theatres, liimited, left for Wellington by the Limited express last night.

Mr. W. W. Rodgera, director of radio station IZM, Manurewa, leaves for Wellington by the Limited express to-night.

Dr. T. Mill, of Christchureh, is returning to New Zealand by the Rangitane, which is due to arrive in Wellington on December 15.

The Hons. Eliot R. Davis, B. Martin, A. Burns and C. J. Carrington, M.L.C.'s, left for Wellington by the Limited express last night. * ■—

Archbishop Averill, Primate .of Xew Zealand, accompanied by Archdeacon Simkin. leaves by the Limited express for Wellington to-night.

The Hon. T. Bloodworth, M.L.C., chairman of the Auckland Harbour Board, is a passenger by the Limited express for Wellington to-night. /

Mr. R. O. Xelson, publicity director for Xew Zealand of Universal Films, arrived in Auckland by the Limited express from Wellington this morning.

Mr. F. W. Wilson and Mrs. Wileon, of Auckland, are on their way to New Zealand by the Eangitane from London, and are due to airive at Wellington on December 15.

Mr. W. White-Wiekham, of England, a regular visitor to New Zealand for deep-eea fishing, is due to arrive at Wellington by the Rangitane from London on December 15.

Lieutenant-Colonel F. R. G. Foreyth, Deputy-Lieutenant of the City and County of Aberdeen, is a passenger on the Rangitane, due at Wellington from London on December 15.

Mr. H. Gatty, special representative in New Zealand for Pan-American Airways, arrived in Auckland yesterday from Wellington, where he has been attending the international meteorological conferenee.

Mγ R. H. Pniith. "f California, brother of the lafe Sir OharlrKi;i"<ford Smith, accompanied »>' n" , vitV ha* returned 1o Auckland after a 1,,-irf visit -to Rotorua. He 5* at t.ic St;ilion Hotel.

Sir Richard Rankino, K.C.M.G.. British Tiesidont for the Zanzibar Protectorate •siti're TWO, anil Lady Rankine. formerly of Onmnrii. arc- pß?.*pnpor? by the "Ranjriiaiic, which is dun at Wellington from London on December 15,

Sir Henry MoncriefFSmith, deputy■•hnirninn of the Indian Round Table Conference Consultative Committee, lf>:?J. i> fl passenger by the Otranto for Sydney, on his way from London to New Zealand.

Mr. Duncan Darroch. the Xcw Zealand artist, has returned to the Hermitage, Mount Cook, after spending six mouths in the highlands of Scotland, the birthplace of his parents. He states that the nearest to \ew Zealand's rugged scenery that he saw in Scotland was the Olencoe countrv.

Mr. A. L. Armstrong, formerly of Fiji, who lias been appointed agent and Consul under the Colonial Office at Tonga, is visiting Auckland, and is at the Waverly Hotel. He will leave for Tonga to-morrow hy the Matua.