PERSONAL

Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 241, 8 July 1938, Page 10

PERSONAL

Mr. I’. E. Whitelaw, Auckland, is visiting Wellington.

Mr. G. Hargreaves, Oamaru, arrived at Wellington yesterday from the south. Commodore IL E. Horan, Chief of Naval Staff, arrived at Wellington yesterday from Auckland. Mr. F. J. Rea returned to Wellington yesterday by the steamer express from the south.

Mr. 11. Hands, of the Texas Company, Ltd., was a passenger by the steamer express to the south last night.

Mr. L. Hill, of Cadbury, Fry, Hudson, Co., Ltd., left for the south last night.

Mr. M. E. Lyons and Mr. L. R. C. Macfarlane, Christchurch, are visiting Wellington. Mr. W. H. Orbell, Timaru, was a passenger by the steamer express for the south last night.

Mr. W. H. Larcombe, Christchurch, returned south by the steamer express last night.

Mr. G. Newey, Dunedin, arrived at Wellington yesterday from the south by the steamer express. • Mr. and Mrs. Will Appleton, Wellington, left on a trip to Australia by the Wanganella yesterday. They will be absent for about four weeks. Mr. D. F. Bauchop, general manager for New Zealand of Leyland Motors, Ltd., returned to Wellington from the south yesterday. Mr. J. H. Lindon, general manager for New Zealand of the Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary, Ltd., returned to Wellington from Auckland yesterday. Lieutenant S. R. H. LombardHobson, naval aide-de-camp to the Governor-General, arrived at Wellington yesterday from Auckland. Mr. R. Fortune, a Scottish sheep-dog trainer and breeder; who has spent three years and a liylf in New Zealand, left by the }Vnnganella from Wellington yesterday for Australia. • Mr. T. C. A. Hislop, mayor of Wellington, has resumed his official duties at the Town Hall, but has not yet fully recovered from the severe cold which laid him aside at the- beginning of the week.

Mr. C. C. Odlii:, managing director of the C. and A. Odlin Timber and Hardware Company, Limited, lias left for Auckland to join the Aorangi for Vancouver. He expects to return to New Zealand toward tlie end of September.

Dr. Walter Horton, professor of dogmatic theology in Oberlin Graduate School of Theology, Ohio. United States, will arrive at Auckland by the Monterey from San Francisco to-day. With Dr. 11. P. Van Dusen, of Union Theological Seminary, New York, lie is travelling under the auspices of the World''Student Christian Federal ion. and lie will spend about a month in New Zealand. From July 13 to 15 Professor Horton will take the leading part in a theological conference in Christchurch.

Ribbons made of wool instead of silk are to be awarded champions at future Royal Shows in New Zealand, the council of the Royal Agricultural Society of New Zealand decided yesterday. Attractive samples of wool ribbons, which are cheaper Ilian those of silk, were displayed at the meeting.