ARRIVALS FROM SYDNEY

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 146, 18 December 1933, Page 11

ARRIVALS FROM SYDNEY

Among the large number of paasen% gets, who arrived from Sydney by tb«| . Wanganella today were ' several pro^ minent Australian business aud-societj^ personalities.. They included," Mr. JS Goold, of Victoria, who is making hist first visit to New Zealand; Mr. and Mrs J. Enright, well-known Sydney resi. dents; Mr. and Jlrs. G.D. Jiilford, who| are making the round trip; MrJ H. J^ Robertson, of Sydney, who is also re*f turning ou the AVanganella; .Mr. ani|! Jlrs. W. Wills, of Bronte, Sydney, who| aTe on a honeymoon tour} Mr. J. Bi; Crammond, a well-known eommerciat.' figure who will- spend a holiday aff Wanganui; Mr. J. Crutehley, a, Sydney! stockbroker, and Mrs. Cr'ntchley, who arcf on a holiday tout; of the Dominion; Jlr;and Mrs. J. McGuire; Mr. A. W. Page^ \ of the Bank of New Zealand, Sydneyf: Miss M. Godfrey, of Sydney1, who .isf, going to friends at Dunedin; and Mr. Kg B. Docker, of Sydney, son of Mr. Ju* tice Docker. -._* New Zealanders who returned by t_b.«(t Wanganella included Miss J. Gallagherij who has "made an extended tour, off j Europe, the United States, and the). United Kingdom; Jlr. G. McGregor; Miyi G. Vincent, formerly of Christchurch.^ and now o_ Sydney; Jlrs. 'JI.; Jackson^, secretary to Jlr. Beaumont Smith; and) Mrs. J. Blundell, Of AVellington. Mr. J. J. AVicks, special represents* tive of the Cement Marketing C0.,-Ltd.* London, also arrived on a business visits!' After making the Sounds trip .on; th^ Wanganella, he will spend Christmas *Jj! Auckland before undertaking am es*e*_* sive tour of the Dominion.