PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 73, 28 March 1932, Page 9

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. Edgar Stead, of Christehurch, who left by the Eangitiki on Thursday for England, intends to publish a book on his observations of New Zealand birds. The book will be illustrated by photographs taken, by Mr. Stead in Canterbury. ■ Mr. anct Mrs. Cotterill (Mosgiel), Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Massey (Auckland), Messrs. C. A. Allen and W. B. Freeman (Sydney) are staying at the Royal Oak Hotel. ■ ' " i Mr. O. Glen-Doepel, publicity manager for the- Paramount Film, Service, who has been on a visit to Australia, returned to "Wellington to-day by the Marania from. Sydney. He 'was ac-| companied by his wife and son. Among the guests at tho Grand Hotel are Mr.- ana Mrs. C. E. Fuller (Sydney), Messrs. T. J. Biddle, N. M. Biddle (Victoria), A. Gordon (Hawera), and P. Farvacque (France). Major and Mrs. Gordon Home (England), Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sullivan (Auckland), Messrs. E. Evans (New Plymouth), E. Banks (Oamaru), S. Hayton (Stratford), C. C. Burgess (New Plymouth), A. M. Hartnell, H. Sutherland (Dunedin), M. Cox (Christchurch), and G. E. Haldane (Wanganui) are staying at the Empire Hotel. Visitors to Wellington staying at the Hotel St. George include Mr. and Mrs. E. Maney (Hastings), ■ Mr. and Mrs. J. Ritchie (Sydney), Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Macneil (Melbourne), Mr. and Mrs. Corson (Gisborno), Messrs. A. Baldwin (Calcutta), F. Laurenson (Ceylon), E. Mallinson (Leeds), F. E. S. Sheard (London), J. B. Osborne (Australia), B. Boulton (Christehurch), B. Horrocks (Auckland), C. B. Currie, A. Lawson -(Masterton), an^ p, Edgar (Timaru^