PERSONAL

Evening Star, Issue 19272, 10 June 1926, Page 3

PERSONAL

An Association message from Gisborne says that it is authoritatively stated that Mr K. S. Williams, M. I . for the Bay of Plenty, lias been offered nn,d has accepted the position ot Minister of Public Works. Mr W. E. C. Bold wan a passenger by the express train north this morning. bound for Wellington. Mr 1 Bobt. Lee Irat lor Wellington to-dav by train. , Mr' I). C. Cameron, .pm., ijoir thy the express to-day, en route for I timers ton North. „ Air B. A. Nicol, having wound up nil business connected with his catering contract at the Exhibition, returned to Timarn to-day. , Mr Arthur Uoddes, one of the selectors of the New Zealand Bngby Union team, was a through passenger irom Invercargill to Wellington this J 1 , 10 '"" ing. Accompanying him were Messrs Alley, Haalett. Kilby, and Alills. Southland momners of the South Is and team, which plays the, Norta Island at Wellington on Saturday. .Messrs Stevenson and Sbnntag, f,ho Otago icpresentatives in the team, also Jolt oj the same train. . Mr L. Beans Bitehic returned ny last night’s express from a visit to Australia. , A. Press Association cablegram from New York states that Archbishop Bedwood and Bishop Liston, of New Zealand, have arrived, en route to Chicago for the Eucharistic Congress, which begins there on June 20. , . Guests at the Excelsior Hotel include Mr J. Stevenson Mitchell (Capo Town, S.A.), Mr and Mrs J. Harris (Auckland), Mr W. W ilson (Gisborne), Messrs 11. A. Le Pine, W. Zimmer, J. A. Bayne, B. Savage (Wellington), Messrs* H. Gurney and A. L. Gray (Cliristclm rcli), Miss I). Govan (to Anau), Alessrs E. Lyon and Win. Agnew (Invercargill). Among those at the Grand Hotel are Mrs Amos, Mr J. M. Beid, and Mr J. M, Beid, jnn. (London), Miss If. MacLachlan (Dipton), Messrs H. A. .Bullock and A. E. Beid (Bangiora), Messrs I). Warren, M. Hutchings, W. Esson, N. Jones, and W. E. Mill (Wellington). Messrs W. H. Koightley and A. R. Ponder (Christchurch), Mrs J. Smith, Mr and Mrs 15. M. Gilmonr (Invercargill), Mr A. M. Hooper (Melbourne). . . , i Guests at the Hotel Carlton include Mr F. C. Urquhart (Auckland), Messrs Calurin and 11. Holthouse (Wellington), Messrs Aekroyd, M. M'Lcan, 11. Beauvais, M. Parlance, W. Stevenson (Christchurch), Mr B. MacWilHam (Milton), and Mr P. B>

Cress (Invercargill). I Included among the guests at the, City Hotel arc Mrs Ilopson-Wilson, Mr and Mrs Robertson and Mrs E. H. Middleton (Auckland), Mr L. W. Patter (Wellington), Messrs J. Noonan and G. ilayley (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs , G. Yoiing (Wildcn Station). Air Edmund Anscomho returns from the North Island this evening. _ i Air 15. Aslin is away for a holiday | trip to Suva. _ 1 Air W. Paterson, secretary of tiio Otago Early Settlers’ Association, It it this morning for a month’s trip to the , North Island. j Mr Leonard ,T. AI. Hooper, general manager of Alessrs B. G. linn and Go. for Australia and New Zealand, arrived by last evening’s express on a visit of inspection to the local office, i Messrs J . W. Swift and Co. Ini'e been advised by cable from London of ! the death of Sir VC Corry, one of the \ directors of the Commonwealth and Dominion Line, Ltd.