PERSONAL

Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 127, 22 February 1941, Page 10

PERSONAL

MINISTERIAL. The Hon. 11. G. R. Mason. AtlortieyGenertrl, went to Napier yesterday to attend a complimentary banquet given by the Hawke’s Bay Law Society in honour of Mr. 11. B. Lusk. The Minister returned to 'Wellington after the function, and this afternoon ho will leave for New Plymouth. Sir Louis Barnett, Dunedin, left Wellington by last, night’s steamer express on his return to the South Island. Mr. L. O. 11. Tripp returned to Wellington from the south yesterday. Dr. E. F. D’Ath left for Dunedin last night after a short, visit to Wellington. Dr. M. 11. Wall, Director-General of Health, travelled from ’Wellington to Dunedin yesterday by air. Mr, A. W. Nisbet returned to Wellington from tlie South Island yesterday. Mr. W. IL Cocker, Auckltrud, arrived at Wellington by the Limited express yesterday. Mr. 11. W. Rowden returned to Wellington yesterday from the South Island.

Mr. E. ,1. Rishwortl), of Cory-Wright mid Salmon, Ltd., has returned to Wellington from the South Island.

Mr. C. V. Smith, Dunedin, who has been visiting Wellington, left for the south by the steamer express last: night.

Mr. L. V. Carmine, train running officer at. the Auckland station, arrived at: Wellington from the north yesterday. Mr. U. Robb mid Dr. H. J. Gatidiu. Auckland, arrived yesterday at. Wellington to attend a meeting of the British Empire Cancer Campuigu. Dr. F. W. G. While, professor pliysics at Canterbury University College, arrived at Wellington yesterday from tlie South Island.

Lieutenant S. T. Nolan, Hamilton, who is serving overseas with an artillery unit, has been promoted to the rank of captain. Mr. It. B. Teniieiit, Director of Primary Production, returned to Wellington from the south by yesterday’s steamer express.

Mr T. S. Tauered, t'.lt.G.S., South Kensington. London, lias arrived a I Auckland, aecouiplinied by Mrs. Ttrn cred. He will leave shortly for Mel bourne.

Dr. <'. I',. Helens, Demi of the Medical I aenlly of I lie University of Dlago, was passenger for Wellington In tlie steamer express from the south yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. H. W. McCarthy. Home Street, who have been resident in Wellington for 60 years, are about to go to live in Hustings. Mr. McCarthy wtrs in business as a bookseller for 55 years. Mr. -I. L. Saunders, director of dental hygiene in the Health Department, who has been visiting North Auckland, returned Io Wellington yesterday.

Mr. G. H. Stubbs, of tin inspectorial staff of the Wellington Education Board, lias been appointed senior inS|wetoi- of Native schools. Mr. W. O'Connor, native schools inspector. Ims been appointed to the vacancy.

Ur. lan Fraser, a graduate of tlie Otago University, who was practising at Guernsey tip to tlie time the island was taken by the Gernutus, is now a major in the Royal Army Medical Co r I > s.