PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 108, 10 May 1933, Page 11

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. W.- M. Luke, New Zealand manager of Canadian National Steamships;. tfef*<SWSelljngJon la,st evening OH a business'visit'tb the South Island. Mr. C. Nathan-was among the pas* sengers last evening for the south. Mr. W. Machin,'of OhHstchurch, left by the Maori for the south last evening. Mr.. A. E. ..Anse.ll, M..P., arrived in Wellington this r!- morning, .from. , |h<3| south. Dr. P.. P. MeEvedy returned to ff'l' lihgton: this. morning from ; the So. i' Island. " ' Dr. Ev*ans was among the passengers who arrived in Wcllingtpn this morning from the "sbuthY '■-•' Mr. I. D;' Campbell was admitted a barrister and'solicitor-of the Supreme Court yesterday by Mr. Justice. Blair, on tho motion of Mr. N. A. Fodcn. ~ At the first, meeting ,of. the newly* elected Petone and Lower Hutt Gas* lighting Board last night, congratu« lations were extended to Messrs. W« G. Meldrum, E. T. E. Hogg, C. P. Brockelbank, members of the last-board, wh» were re-e.lccted, and a new member, Mr. D. W. Campbell was welcomed. Tha board passed a motion of appreciation, of the services of Mr; ;W: T. Strand^ who was defeated at the election. -;■ Sir William Hunt, who has been visit* ing Auckland, left for the south last night. Among tho guests at the Midland Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. D. Knowles (Tauranga), Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bou* ham (Auckland), Captain F. Ayie (Melbourne), Messrs. J. L. Pope (South. Australia), 11. R. Osbornc (Sydney), 11. L. Worseldine (Melbourne), H. B. Jones and C. Mclndoc (Auckland), W. Fels (Dunedin), C. G. Wilkin, V. Shceliv, and B, Ogilvillc (Christcliurch), T. wl Swift i(London), G. Howard Howell (England), and E. Parsons (Waitotara). Mr. and Mrs. J. A. James (Grey* mouth), Mr. and Mrs. S. Boltoii (Pahiatua), Mr. and Mrs. P.P. Haggitfc (Nelson), tho Hon. K. K. Watts (Auckland), Messrs. B. Hollingsworth and A. F. Hudson (Sydney), H. W. Milria (Gore), Freeb'orn Parsons (Benmore), H. G. Munro (Blenheim), S. J. Bicker* ton and A. Close (Sydney), Erskine (In* vercargill), and R. J. Lyon and A. T. Sellars (Christchurch) are amohjtf the guests'at the Royal Oak Hotel. Staying at tho Hotel St. GedTgo ar« Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith (Auckland), Mr. and Mrs. Kichard Hudson, Mr, and Mrs. Robert G. Hudson (Dunedin), Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Clarke (Christ* church), Major G..W. Wills (Bombay), Messrs. E. 11. Sharpc, L. Shatz, and J. D. Jacobs (Sydney), J. A. Morris (Mel* bourne), A. <j. Burgess' (Wanganui), O. H. Honeyficld (Palmcrston North), J. A.- Dufflll (Hawcra), M. P. Barnett, J E. MeKenzie, A. C. Holmes, and B. WeM*~ (©toistchurch), CV. SmitK (DuneAin), B. H: Montgomery and H, Abel, 3. E. Butland, L. C Adams, and W. H. Wynward (Auckland).,. Commander E. P. Thomas (London;-, Messrs. W. J. Gilbert and A. D. Smith, (Wanganui), S. ■ Alexander (Danne* virko), W. Andrews (Fcildinß), A. A. Adams (Grcymouth), J. L. Pitssmora (D'unedin), P. W. Johnstone and P. D. Sargent (Christchurch), J. A. Guinness and H. S. Biggie (Tauranga), and It. Bush (Auckland) aro staying at t.ie Grand Hotel. Visitors to Wellington staying at thd Empire Hotel include Dr. McGhig (Hawera), Messrs. Frost, Nicholas, T 4 Copsev, A. Belcher, and H. BeauvoH (Auckland), W. P. Me Arthur (Palm* erston North), J- McGhie (Westport), J Graves (California), C. Midlane and1 C. Knight (Sydney), N. A. WatcT* (Palmerston North), and T. McLean, J. Eussell, H. Simpson, Hi Ferguson and H. Worrell (Christchurch).