PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 104, 4 May 1935, Page 11

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr; and Mrs,' Alan Gray,s- K«lbum, have returned to. Wellington! after 'a motoring tour through the.NortK Island. -' ...'■■ . ;.v ■;_■ - ....;;■'■''"; V^;

Sir Benjamin Fuller, governing director of Fullers' Theatres. Limited, left Wellington for • the jsouth last night. • ■ "•■ ■.-■"■

Mr. A. T. Donnelly, a director of the Bank of New Zealand", left fbr ' the south last night.'

The Rev. J. H. Haslam, president of the, Methodist Conference, is proceeding to Masterton today ,to conduct the Jubilee-. services .'of the - Masterton Methodist Church

Messrs, T. L, Perm. and.'BL- Graham (Stratford), E. Moore-aiidW.: Williamson sCChristcnurcb) ar£ staying-'at'the Grand Hotel. . : : ; : .v,-..

Messrs. J. S. Coote (Hong Kong), ~E. H. Stennett, C. A, Macdonald (Melbourne); and O. A. Bridgewater (Christghurch) are staying at the Hotel St. George.

Messrs. J. Carruthers (Mastertori),"D. F. Smillie (Palmerston North), Mr.,' and Mrs. Boyce (Napier), Mr. and'Mrsj E H. Carter (New Plymouth),, Messrs". B. R. Adair (Gisborne), J. W. Nome (Napier), Mr. and, Mrs- J; D/ 'Gray (London), Messrs. H. Hawker and J. Blake (Sydney), J. K. Lindsay .(Auckland), H. Shepherd (Feilding),1.. Mf and Mrs. J. McGregor (Christchurch) Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kingsland (Timaru), and Mr. L. R. Ferris (Melbourne) are staying -at: the Empire Hotel: Mr. and Mrs. Perry (Feilding), "Mr A. C. G. Hill (Dunedin), and Mr T SSPoikaS?I"'l^*. 11-