PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 117, 19 May 1937, Page 13

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. arid Mrs. I. Gottlieb, of Wellington, left, for Auckland last night to join the Awatea, on a visit to Australia.

The Hon. Adam Hamilton, Leader of the Opposition, arrived in Wellington from th<? south this morning.

Mr. Justice Johnston; accompanied by Mrs. Johnston, was a passenger from the South Island this morning.

Sir Ernest Davis, .Mayor of Auckland and president of the New Zealand Football Association, will preside over a dinner to be given by the association to the English amateur football team after the match against Wellington on Saturday week, May 29.

Mr; G. M. Parkhouse, formerly of the staff division of the Chief Post Office, left yesterday by the Maui Pomare for Apia, where he will take up a position in the Administrator's office.

Mr. Glynn W. Rees-Jones will leave Wellington by the Akaroa on Monday on a business trip to the United Kingdom and the Continaal

Professor' T. S. Sterling fetmerly secretary of the Universities' Bureau of' the British Empire, who has been visiting New Zealand and Australia to inquire into the immigration problem, is a through passenger by the Niagara, which arrived at Auckland from Sydney on Monday. Professor Sterling is going to England to watch the outcome of the Imperial Conference discussions on immigration and he intends to return to New Zealand next year. .

Dr. Walter Hellenthal, German Con^ sul for. New Zealand, who arrived at Auckland yesterday after a tour of the Pacific, returned to Wellington by the Limited Express today.

Mr. Justice Johnston (Christchurch), Messrs. W. R. Ward, yon Ellbrecht (London), R. O. Tait (Sydney), Dobson (Nelson), P. Studholme (Bay of Island), A. G. Brown (Auckland), E. Glasgow (Blenheim), H. J. Longstaff (Havelock), W. Shrimpton (Hastings), H. Beetham (Masterton), andF. P. Kelly (Hastings) are staying at the Midland Hotel.

. Messrs. A..E. Knowles, F. A. Campbell, V. Roscoe (Auckland), C. R. Harrison (Rakaia), R. Taylor, A. Hodgson (Wanganui), T. D. Mac Donald (North Canterbury), G. W. McDonald (Nelson), A. Caley (Huntly), and Dr. L. D. Bossard (Switzerland) are among the guests at the Empire Hotel.

Messrs. F. Elliot .(Nelson), C. Glavin (Sydney), A. W. Hale, C. 'E. Hale (Christchurch), J. Lymburn (Dunedin), H. G. Fraser (Auckland), J. R. Taylor (Malaya), O. Wood (Hamilton), W. Price (Waimate), M. Donald, J. Donald, C. Donald, R. Lakam (Masterton), H. Rogers (Blenheim), C. Boyle (Auckland),' H. Harris and B. Connor (Timaru) are visitors to Wellington staying at the Grand Hotel.

Messrs. J. S. Tingey (Feilding), James F. Jones (Hastings),G.Lawrence (Hawera), O. Preston (Christchurch), F L Doidge, C. George, F. Baker (Auckland), and Dr. E. ; E. Porritt (Hawera) are staying at the Hotel St. George. / •'-.■.

Major H. Graton Guinness (Sydney), Messrs. G. W. Coats (Scotland), A. D. Briscoe (England), W. H. Wynyard (Auckland), W. H. Jackson (Masterton), R. Hyams (Auckland), J. Durow (Dunedin), F. D. Wilson (Invercargill), and L. Travers (Christchurch) are guests at the Royal Oak Hotel.