In And Out Of Town

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 97, 24 April 1940, Page 12

In And Out Of Town

Personal Items. Miss Zoe Rhind. of Otahuhu, leaves to-day to spend a few days in Palmers ton. Mrs. T. W. Woods, of Christ church, is the guest of Mrs. D. MePhee, of Remuera. • • • • Lady Hunter and Miss Elizabeth Hunter, of Rotorua, arc at the Station Hotel. • • • • Miss L. Oil, of Northcote, left by train yesterday to spend a holiday in Wellington. • • • * •• Mrs. Roland Ellis, of Wellington, arrived in Auckland by the Limited this morning, and will stay for a few days with Mrs. William Staveley, of Arney Road, Remuera. • • • • A New Zealand woman missionary, Miss B. Tobin, who spent 45 days in the hands of Chinese bandits, and was ransomed for £500, has arrived in Sydney from China, en route to New Zealand. She has been 12 years with the Church of England Zenana Mission Society in China, working in Chinese schools.

Miss Dulcie Boucher, of Remuera, is the guest of Mrs. F. House, Hamilton. • • • • Miss Patricia Weight, of Auckland, has left on a visit to Hawke's Bay and Wellington. • • • • Mrs. Colin Allen, of Rotorua, and Mrs. S. Haines, of Cambridge, who have been the guests of Mrs. -I. C. Allen, of Northcote, have returned home. • • • • Miss Molly Chilli-hen. ot Woodlev Avenue. Remuera. will leave to-morrow for Christchurch, where she will remain until her marriage takes place. • • • • i Mrs. R. W. Robinson, of Thames, Mrs. E. I'errott, of Tc Awajuutu, Mrs. F. Daniel, of Masterton, and Miss M. Mann, of Rotorua, are among the guests at the Station Hotel. • • • • Mrs. Xoe.l Ada ins. of Auckland. Dominion president of the Women"* Division of the Farmers' Union, is at present in Wellington. She is accompanied by Mrs. R. K. Judson, Auckland. • • • • Miss Vera Kirkcaldy, of Whangaparaoa, has left by car to visit the Centennial Exhibition. While in Wellington she will be the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Leslie Kirkcaldy, of Eastbourne.