In And Out Of Town

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 90, 16 April 1940, Page 10

In And Out Of Town

Personal Items.

Mies D. Keatings, of Waitoa, is spending a holiday in Auckland. • • • * Mrs. Eliot Davis, of Victoria Avenue, Remuera, left last evening for Wellington. • • • • Mrs. Alfred Kidd, of Gillies' Avenue, Epsom, has left on a visit to Christ - church. • • • • Miss Molly Gifford, of Herne Bay, has returned to Auckland after a visit to England. • • • • Mrs. P. L. Hill, who has been visiting Mrs. Lan Ross, Marton, has returned to Auckland. • » • • Mr«. E. C. Evans, of Remuera Road, who has been visiting Rotorua, has returned home. • • • • Miss Marie Conlan, of Sharpe Road, Epsom, left this morning for a holiday at Hamurana Springs. « • • • Mrs. A. B. Hindson, accompanied by lier niece, Miss Clara Butler, left by the Mariposa on her way to Brisbane. • • • • Aucklanders staying at the Chateau Tongariro during the past week included jMrs. and Miss France Mr. and Mrs. James E. A. Cates, Mr. and Mrs. James Gates, jun., Mrs- Cullen, Mrs. Cameron, and Mr. and Mrs. S. Wilson.

Mrs. A. B. Mossman, of Otorolianga, is visiting Auckland. • • • • Miss Margaret Lewis, of Epsom, wlio is at present holidaying in Wellington, will visit Wanganui for a few days. • • • • Guests at the Central Hotel include Mrs. F. Berry, of Sydney, and Mrs. VV. M. Pliarazan and Miss S. Fear, of Wellington. • • • • Mrs. H. McPherson, of Auckland, has returned home from a visit to her mother, Mrs. A. E. McCracken, of Hamilton. » • • • Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Butler, who have spent the last few months visiting New Zealand, will return this week to their home in Suva, Fiji. * • • • Miss Betty Cramp, of Heme Bay, who has been visiting Wellington for the past two months, will return to Auckland on Thursday. ••" • • Mrs. T. F. Thompson, Amberlov, Mrs C. S. Lucas, of Stratford, Mrs. and Miss Higginson, Waikanae, and Miss M. Rillev, of Sydney, are at the Grand Hotel. • • • • Miss Xoeline M. Knight, senior tutor sister at the Wellington Public Hospital, has been appointed matron of the New Plymouth Hospital, a position that will become vacant at the end of July by the retirement on superannuation of Miss B. A. Campbell, who has resigned after forty years' association with the hospital.