PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 18, 22 January 1937, Page 11

PERSONAL ITEMS

Messrs. T. S. Withers (Auckland), C. H. Trollope (Sydney), H. W. Townsend, and V. C. McPhair (Christchurch), A. G. Sweet (London), and L. Coop (Banks Peninsula), are guests at the Hotel St. George. General C: H. MacMullen ■ (Auck- : land), Dr. W. B. Fisher (Waipukurau), and Messrs. P. A. Climie, D. McFarlane, and A. R. Harris (Christchurch), J. Hogg (Dunedin), N. James (Masterton), G. McCormick, and H. Hassall (Hastings), M. J. McLeod (Martinborough), arid J. Harman (Wellington), are guests at the Royal Oak Hotel. Dr. Herbert Rut en (Berlin), and Messrs. Francis S. Marsden (Boston, U.S.A.), Cecil Kebbell (Te Hoei), G. C. Cameron (Masterton), J.' T. Rogerson (Longburn), F. S. Candy (Hastings), H. P. Richmond, and G. G. Brown (Auckland), and H. C. Worsp (Whangarei), are at present staying at the Midland Hotel. Messrs. G.E.King (Taumarunui). P. Wheeler, and M. Draffiri (Auckland), V. Clift (Manly, Sydney), J. K. Anderson, S. R. Deverell, and J. H. Kinge (Tauranga), F. D. Lumley, J. O'Hal- I loran, and S. R. Treleaven (Helens- j ville), A. J. Sinclair (Te Awamutu), ! H. A. Manahan, T. Ryan, J. Rehder, : D. Kerr, P. T. Dallon, J. R. Robertson, < and J. Alison '(Brisbane), F. C. Kerr , (Queensland),- H. A.Reid (Marylebone), 1 W. Kerr, and F. C. Cocking (Childers), ; R. Mortlock (Hawera), arid W. Wake- . man (Taihape), are among the guests at the Empire Hotel. Messrs. J. McKenzie (Dunedin), Henry Hale (Massachusetts), F. Par- 1 sons (Palmerston North), J. B. Hair : (Christchurch), G. Forge, and M. Forge 1 (Melbourne), are guests at the Grand Hotel. i Mr. L. A. C. Warner, M.Sc., of Rongotai College, is visiting Golden Bay, Nelson. Mr. James Hogg, of Dunedin, arrived from the south this morning. Professor W. H. Gould, Professor of Education at Victoria University Col- ; lege, accompanied by Mrs. Gould, left Wellington by the Wanganella: yesterday for Australia. Mr, F. Lye, ex-M.P. for Wa'ikato, is visiting Wellington. ■ He- will return home tomorrow. ■ ' Mr. G. C. Codlin, the newly appointed general manager of the Melbourne "Argus," and formerly general manager of the "New Zealand Herald* i and "Auckland Weekly News," was ten- > dered a complimentary luncheon in I Auckland on Wednesday by the Auck- ■ land Master Printers' Association. The ; president, Mr. F. J. Dawson, presided i over a gathering of about 50, which i included a number of journalists. Mr. r Codlin left Auckland four years ago i to become assistant general manager i of the "Sydney Morning Herald." 1 The Hon. J. S. McLeod, M.L.C., who > has been visiting. Wellington, ..return- » ed to New Plymouth yesterday. Mr. P. McSkimming, ex-M.P. ■. for ! Clutha, is visiting Wellington. The Minister of Education (the Hon. P. Fraser), who has been touring i Southland and Otago, -was in Oamaru yesterday. Today he is proceeding to Hanmer, where he will stay the night, i Tomorrow night he will deliver an address on Robert Burns in Blenheim, and on Sunday night he will deliver a ; similar address to the Nelson' Scottish I Society. He will take part in the Burns celebrations in Nelson on Mon- - day, and is expected to return to Wei- - lington on Tuesday or Wednesday.