PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 63, 12 September 1932, Page 9

PERSONAL ITEMS

VICE-REGAL.

The Governor-General was present oa Saturday evening at the Regent, Theatre when, the cinematograph "film, "The Man Who Played Goa," was shoven. Yesterday morning His Excellency attended Divine service a.t St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral.

Although stilL confined to the house, Lady Bledisloe is making satisfactory progress toward recovery, but it is not anticipated that Her Excellency will be able to undertake public engagements during the current week.

Mr. H. H. Sterling (chairman), Sir James Gunson, of the Railways-Board, and Mr. P. 6; Eoussell; general manager of the Eailways Department, arrived in Wellington yesterday morning from the South.

Eeference to the death of Mr. W. E. Bock, a generous vice-presideitt, was made at the annual meeting "o£ the -. Stop-Out Cricket Club, and a motion of condolence with his relatives was passed.

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Luth (YictoriaY are staj-ing at the Hotel St. George; '

Messrs. N. Bellringer (New Plt. mouth), L. Little (New Plymouth), S. Fleming (Seadon), .W. 'Fleming (Seadon), L. ;Pcarcy; (Christchurchf. and C. E.Torlesse (Timaru) are amon^ the guests at the Grand Hotel. -

Among the guests at the Empire Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eroome (Winton), Messrs. M. p. O'Donnell (Gisl3orne), W. Crabtree (Eltham). and J. Kouatree (Eltham).

Visitors to. Wellington staying at the Royal Oat. Hotel include Messrs. E. A. Allan (Christehurch), A. Castleberg (Masterton), John Macarthur (Duncdin), G. Swainson (Eata), and J. G L. Hewitt .(ilarton). . , Mr. D. C' Garrick Mr. D. Garrick (Christehurch), and Mrs. T. N.. Bailie,. (Christehurch) arr staying at the Midland Hotel.