PERSONAL

Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 189, 8 May 1941, Page 8

PERSONAL

Ministerial.

The Hon. D. G. Sullivan, Minister of Supply, will leave Wellington today for Nelson and Blenheim.

The Hon. R. Semple, Minister of National Service, will return to Wellington today from the South Island. The Hou. A. H. Nordmeyer, Minister of Health, has returned to Wellington from a visit to the King Country, Rotorua and Taranaki districts. The Hon. 11. T. Armstrong. Minister of Housing, will return to Wellington today from the South Island. The Rt. Hon. J. G. Coates, a member of the War Cabinet, was an arrival at Wellington yesterday from Auckland.

The Hon. P. K. Paikea, representative of the Maori race on the Exe-. cutive Council, was a passenger for Wellington from Auckland yesterday. The Hon. Adam Hamilton, a member of the War Cabinet, returned to Wellington from the South Island yesterday.

Sir Albert Ellis arrived at Wellington from Auckland yesterday. Dr. P. P. Lynch travelled from Wellington to Dunedin yesterday by air. Mr. J. C- H. Somerville, Dunedin, is visiting Wellington. Mr. A. J. Allport arrived at Wellington from Titnaru yesterday. Mr. T. O. Bishop, Wellington, was a passenger for Auckland by air yesterday.

Mr. A. E. Ford, engineer-manager of the Auckland Transport Board, is visiting Wellington.

Mr. C. M. Bowden, who has been visiting Auckland, returned to Wellington yesterday. Mr. C. M. Turrell returned to Wellington from the South Island yesterday.

Dr. W. Gilmour, pathologist at the Auckland Hospital, is visiting Dunedin to officiate at the examinations of the Otago Medical School.

Mr. F. Johnson, assistant secretary of' the Department of Industries and Commerce and chairman of the Industries Committee, is visiting Auckland. Mr. W. R. Carey, manager of the Kaiapoi Woollen Manufacturing Co. Ltd., returned to Christchurch from Wellington last night.

Captain D. Wilson, who has been in command of the Whangarei company of the National Military Reserve since its inception, has relinquished his command‘to take charge of the Dargaville Army sub-area. He has been succeeded by Captain C. Molloy.

Mr. Leslie Loveday, of Palmerston North, and now in London, has cabled to his'brother in Wellington that both he and his son, Alan Loveday. the talented bov violinist (protege of Albert Sammons) are well. Mr. Loveday stated that he was employed as a firewatcher, and Alan was making good progress in his studies.