PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 107, 7 May 1936, Page 11

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. James Payne, assistant Austra* iian Trade Commissioner, was.W pa&? senger for the south last night to Dun. edin' and Invercargill. •

, Mr. J. Kilkenny (Mayor of Westport) and Mr. C. Schadick (county engineer, Buller County Council) are visiting Wellington.

A motion of condolence with the relatives of. the'late Mr. G. Stark, sen, who died recently, was passed by tha management committee of the Wellington Football Association last night, and members stood for a moment. Mr. W. B. Hicks, the chairman, said that the late Mr. Stark had been a follower of the Association game for many years and that one of .his sons had been * representative player. v /.

.. Messrs. H. G. Millburn (Auckland), Geo. Bruce Smith (Sydney), R. T. McLeod and W. A. Chenery (Auckland), H. V. TarteXFiji), F. S. Bellringer, C. E. Bellringer, and P. E. Stanitpn (New Plymouth) are guests at the Grand Hotel. . : ' :■.': ."..- :'.:> ■■■■.

Dr. G. W.Hellienthal (U.S.A.), and Messrs. C. Sinel, W. Fisher, and C A. Duexberry (Auckland), H. ; J. R. Somerville (Timaru), J/-..T. Ppole ; (Dunedin)', and A. L. Ritchie (Sydney) arc staying at the Hotel St.. George.'

Messrs. C. A. Marchant (Stratford), R. McCay, H. E. Johnston,, and D. Reilly (Hawera), A. Hughes- (Melbourne), R. Walker, A. Hassall, J. B. McLeod, and;E: J. Leadley- (Taumarunui), J. Lumsdaine (Tauranga),'-W. J. Law (Bay of Plenty), Dingwell (Wanganui), L.H. Wilson (Masterton), G. R. Herron (Southland), F. Lawrence F. Waller, and D. Foley (Christchurch) are among the guests at the Empire Hotel. . ■■'■:■.• '

Messrs. E. Stoker (Auckland) W ?. Blackwell and CM. Tansey (Christchurch), J. Hogg, P.Hackett, and J. Sutherland Hoss (Dunedin), J. Caselberg (Masterton), B. J. Holdsworth (Waikoha), and J. E; Hewitt (Mahgaire) are guests at-the Royal Oak I-3tel. ■ . . ■ ■