PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 34, 10 February 1939, Page 3

PERSONAL.

Mr. M. H. Tisdall will be a passenger for Wellington by the Limited express this evening. " Mr. \\\ P. Endcan, M.P., returned by train this morning after attending the National party caucus at Wellington. The Rt Hon. J. G. Coatcs, SEP.: returned to Auckland by train' this morning, and left for the' North by car this afternoon. .. Mr. D. Holderness, superintendent and engineer for the Auckland Harbour Board, returned from Wellington by the Limited express this morning. Mr. F. G. Young, national secretary of the New Zealand Hotel Workers' Federation, arrived from Wellington by this morning's Limited express. Captain H. M.- Barnes, Captain Superintendent of the Devonport Naval Repair Dockyard, returned by the Limited express this morning after a visit to Wellington. ' '■■ ■ Captain H. J. Gillmore, general secretary of the New Zealand Territorial Association, is visiting Auckland In connection with the 13th Battery, Heavy Artillery, camp at North Head. Ho is at the Esplanade Hotel. Devonport. Mr. T. U. Wells, a member of Massoy Agricultural College Board of Governors, who has been attending a. meeting of the board at Palmerston North, returned . to Auckland by train this morning. Ho left aguin' for Hawke's Bay cuviy this afternoon.. Major 6. B. Parkinson, Ofliccr Commanding the. Royal .New Zcabuid Artillery, was a passenger "by the Limited express from Wellington this morning. He will be present at the exercises of the c6mbined naval, air, and laud forces during the week-end. Dr. L. M., MeKillop, 6f Brisbane, who is to represent the Queensland. Cancer Trust at the Australian and New Zealand Cancer. Conference .in, Wellington, ; is oii a short visit to Auckland. He will leave for.. Rotorua, Wellingion and Napier at the week-end. The Rev.' Father C. A. Jansen, until recently director of St;• Paul's Rural Training College, Northeote, and the Rev. Father S. ', Farragher, of Cambridge, will leave Auckland in' tho Rimutaka to-morrow on their way to visit Holland and Ireland rcspectivelj*. Mr. Allan J. 'Moody, chairman of the. Auckland 'Hospital Board, Dr. J. W; Craven, medical superintendent, Mr. C. L. Grange, secretary, and Mr. K. H'. Potter, who attended- a conference of the Now Zealand Hospitals' Association in New Plymouth, returned to Auckland last night. . '•'-•:,' ■ :-,'.-' >:>= Mr. . W. 0. Stocklcy, secretary of tiis local branch of tho National Committee of uwimiiiing and Life Saving, who has . been in charge of the lcarn-to-swim campaign in the province, will leave for thi> South by 'the Limited express this evening. Mr. T. C. Hobbs-Jones will bo ill charge of the campaign during his absence. • •■