PERSONAL

Evening Star, Issue 21623, 19 January 1934, Page 9

PERSONAL

Mr A. E. Ansell, M.P., left to-day for Wellington. Mr C. N. Draper left for Wellington; to-day. . > ' Mr Colin Muston, conductor of the Auckland Choral Society, Auckland Operatic Society, and the Bohemian t Orchestra, was a passenger by tb-day’a express for his home town. Professor Maxwell Walker left Dun* edin to-day for Waimate on his way, back to Auckland. ' Mr W. J. Pascoe, of Auckland, re* turned north to-day. Mr W. Keyes was a passenger fog Auckland by to-day’s train. Mr A. L. Canter left for the Wcl* lington Cup Meeting this morning. Dr Roy Gardner, of Dunedin, has been elected president of section 0. (pharmaceutical science)' of the _ Aus* •' tralian and New Zealand Association' • for the Advancement of Science for the next meeting, which will be held in ! Melbourne in January, 1935. Colonel G. Barclay, chief commis* sioner of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, left ‘to-day for the purpose of * attending a meeting of the commaudery, chapter of the Order of St. John -at Wellington to-morrow. . ■ ■ In the list of successful candidates it -

the November examinations conducted by the University of New Zealand the, name of Mr_ F. P. Evans was inadvertently omitted. Mr Evans passed his final LL.B. degree in conflict of laws.

The lit. Rev. Dr T. M. Fox, Bishop of the diocese of Wilcannia-Forbes, New, South Wales, will attend the celebrations in connection with the episcopal diamond jubilee of Archbishop Redwood next month. The Very Rev. Father J* Murphy, S.J., M.A., rector of Newman; College (within the Melbourne University), will represent the Jesuit' Fathers of Australia at the celebrations.

The Dean of Nelson, the Very Rev* H. J. Rayner, and Mrs Rayner were to leave Auckland to-day for England* His successor, the Yen. Archdeacon P* B. Haggitt, of Christchurch, will take' up his new duties at the end of this month.

A Press Association cable message from Suva states that the Governor, (Sir A. J. Fletcher) sailed this morning on an official business ’ visit to New. Zealand and Australia.

Latest registrations at the Grand Hotel are: Mr L. Cuncliffe, Rev,J. T. Holman (England), Dr W. Fraser, Messrs C. Walton, W. M. Kirkcaldy, and N. Marks (Sydney), Mr J, Gordon Jones (Randwick), Mr A, W. Gardener (Auckland). Sir James Grose and Mis? Grose, Mr J. T. Leo (Wellington), am Miss E. Fenwick (Maheno). ■