PERSONAL BUTTERS

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 19, 23 January 1926, Page 8

PERSONAL BUTTERS

Mr. H. Tcmplo White returned to Wellington yesterday from a holiday in the Nelson district.

Mr. Louis Marks, of Brisbane, a 'brother of Mr. Marcus Markg, of Wellington, is visiting Wellington at present.

Canon J. Russel Wilford and Mrs. Wilford, of Christchurch, returned from abroad by the Euahino thi3 afternoon.

Colonel The Hon. J. E. Brownlow (brother of Lord Lurgan) and Colonel J. Hopton were passengers by the Buahine to-day. They intend to tour the Dominion.

The Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire, accompanied by Surgeon-Captain A. F. Fleming, are passengers by the Buahine, noiV at Wellington, and are proceeding to Sydney.

Mr. D. A. Ewen, of Messrs. Sargood, Son, and Ewen, accompanied by Mrs. Ewen and family, returned from a business trip to England to-day.

The Minister of Agriculture (the Hon. O. J. Hawken) left this morning for Eltham. He will return to Wellington on Monday.

The Minister of Education and Postmaster-General (Sir James Parr) returned to-day from the South after visiting the Exhibition.

The Minister in Charge of the Cook Islands Department (Sir Maui Pomare) returned yesterday from the Hawkes Bay district.

Mr. W. A. Briscoe (Messrs. Briscoe and Co., Wolvcrhampton) and- his son, Mr. A. B. Briscoe, aro on a business trip to New Zealand. They arrived by the Buahine this afternoon.

The Rev. Jasper Bmyth, of Christchurch,'arrived by the Wahiuo this morning on his way to Plimnierton, where he will conduct services in the local Church of England for the nest four or fivo Sundays. \

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. S. Harcourt returned to-day from a trip abroad. They joned the Ruahine at Panama, after being in England on a visit, having crossed South America by the Tran-san-dine Railway.

Colonel A. Savilej late of the 31st Indian Lancers, arrived at Auckland by the Arawa on Thursday, accompanied 'by Mrs. Savile. Colonel Savile, who recently retired from the Army after over twenty-five years' service, intends to settle in. Auckland.

The Minister of Labour, Mines, and Marine (the Hon. G. J. Andersony, who arrived from the South yesterday, left this afternoon for the North Auckland district/ where ho will attend to marine matters at Whangarei and discuss wharf facilities at Kus3ell. He expects to return to Wellington on Thursday.