PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 80, 5 April 1939, Page 13

PERSONAL.

Mr. James S. Burt will leave for Wellington by the Limited express this evening.

Mr. F. Scott Miller will return to Wellington by this evening's Limited express.

Sir George King, a visitor from England, arrived from Rotorua yesterday afternoon.

Mr. W. W. Meek was a passenger for Wellington by the early express this afternoon.

Mr. C. R. Ford., who has been on a business visit to Wellington, returned by the Limited express this morning.

Mr. J." McK. Wilson, who has been on a brief visit to New Plymouth, returned to Auckland by air yesterday afternoon.

Mr. P. K. Paikea, member for Northern Maori, expects to travel by the Limited express for Wellington* this evening.

Mr. R. J. Elliott, of Auckland, left by the Aorangi for an extended business trip to Australia.

Mr. R. A. Rew was this morning reappointed to the Auckland Grammar School Board as the representative of the Auckland Education Board.

Captain V. G. Webb was a passenger by this morning's 'plane from Auckland on his return to Wellington after a short visit to this citv.

Dr. Frank Macky left for Wellington by air this morning to attend a meeting of the central council of the New Zealand branch of the B.M.A.

Mr. J. W. Bailey left this morning for Xapier to adjudicate in the elocutionary sections of the annual musical and elocutionary competitions.

Mr. F. R. Picot, Director of Internal Marketing, who has been on a brief vi*it to Auckland, returned to Wellington by the early express this afternoon. Mr. C. Bland, traffic superintendent for the Auckland City Council, left for Sydney and Melbourne in the Aorangi. He is to inspect traffic control systems. Mr. P. R. Angus, locomotive superintendent for the Railways Department, expects to travel to Wellington by train this evening after a brief visit to Auckland.

Messrs. H. W. Crawford and G. S. B. Morrison were again appointed at a meeting of the board this morning to represent the Auckland Education Board on the board of the Whangarei High School.

Captain D. P. Malcolm, harbourmaster at Calcutta, who has spent the first half of two years' furlough in Auckland, and who had hoped to remain for another year, has been recalled and will leave for Sydney in the Awatea on Tuesday. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Malcolm.