PERSONAL

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 195, 15 May 1936, Page 10

PERSONAL

Mr. J. R. McKenzie left Wellington last night for Christchurch. Dr. J. Cairney, Hawera, arrived at Wellington yesterday from the south. Mr. R. Hudson, Dunedin, left Wellington last night for the north. Mr. B. C. A. Aston has been reappointed to the council of the Royal Society of New Zealand. The Rev. J. K. Archer arrived at Wellington yesterday morning from Christchurch. Mr. D. H. Todd returned to Wellington yesterday morning from the South Island. Monsieur Frantisek Kveton has been appointed Consul-General of Czechoslovakia at Sydney for New Zealand. Dr. D. E. Hansen, principal of the Christchurch Technical College, .left Wellington for the south last night. Dr. W. R. B. Oliver has been reappointed as a member of the council of the Royal Society of New Zealand. The Hon. E. R. Davis, M.L.C., has been appointed honorary Consul of Japan at Auckland. Mr. Mark Perreau has been appointed as a member of the Foxton Harbour Board. Mr. J. Halligan, New Zealand director of Gollin aud Co. Pty., Ltd., will leave Wellington to-day on a business trip to Australia. Mr. W. S. Bennett, who was recently appointed superintendent for Australia for Dalgety and Co., returned to Wellington yesterday from the south. Mr. E. C. Hands, general manager of the New Zealand Broadcasting Board, travelled north last night from Wellington. Mr. Clifford Eskell, general manager for New Zealand of Universal Films, has returned to Wellington from Auckland. Mr. C. E. Collins, former city treasurer, was unanimously appointed honorary city organist at last night’s meeting of the Wellington City Council. Mr. N. S. Falla, chairman of directors of the Union Steam Ship Company, has returned to Wellington from the South'lsland. Mr. W. A. Armour, headmaster of Wellington College, accompanied by Mrs. Armour, left, for tiie south last night. Mr. R. Dalziel, of the Melbourne office of tiie Union Steam Ship Company, who is visiting New Zealand, accompanied by Mrs. Dalziel. travelled south last night from Wellington. Mr. F. Slater, of Palmerston North, will leave Wellington to-day by the Monowai for Australia. Mr. Slater, who intends visiting his mother at Ballarat, will be accompanied by his brother, Mr. C. 11. Slater, of Hawke’s Bay. Mr. 11. Gladstone Hill, musical director of Derry’s Military Band, Christchurch, who leaves on a visit, to Sydney on the Monowai to-day, lias been invited by tiie Australian Broadcasting Commission to conduct the National Military Band, as guest-conductor, from 2BL on Wednesday. May 27. Mr. John Farrell, accompanied by Mrs. Farrell, arrived at Wellington yesterday front Christchurch.