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Evening Star, Issue 22891, 24 February 1938, Page 13

PERSONAL

—Ministerial.— , 'A visit to Featherston will be paid on Saturday by the Prime Minister, who will be the guest of Jaonour at a fcabour Party picnic. Mr -Savagewill: leave Wellington by motor car in the morning, and is expected to return in tho evening. He will leave Wellington again by the Limited express on Sunday evening for Auckland to represent the Government at the centennial of the Roman Catholic Church in New Zealand. The Prime Minister is expected to be back in Wellington on Wednesday morning for the second day of tho resumed session of the House of Representatives. Mr Justice Kennedy has returned from Invercargill, and will preside over a sitting of the Supreme Court to-mor-row. ; Mr A. Tyndall, Under-Secretary of Mines and Director of State Housing Construction 4 , is. visiting Dunedin. Mr E. C. Isaacs, who was manager of the New Zealand swimming ■ team which competed at the Empire Games, returned] by the second express last night. Mr S. .G. Holland, ‘M.P., arrived from the north this afternoon, and will deliver an address in the Town Hall to-night. The Board of Governors of theM'Glashan College has appointed Mist Kathleen E. Standage to fill the positions of secretary and treasurer 4 to ths board and of college clerk, in success sion to Miss C. E. Glendirining. Mis* Standage- is the daughter of Sir D* Standage, ’ manager of the Prudential; Assurance Company. At present sha is the secretary of Knox Church andis also a part-time teacher at Ross-f botham’s Commercial College. She is studying for the degree of bachelor of commerce at Otago University, bookkeeping being one of her subjects. Mis* Standage has had some experience in boarding school management. In her leisure hours she is keenly interested, in the Girl Guide movement, having held the positions of captain "of a company 4 and senior district captain. Mr J. J. Marlow left this morning for Auckland to attend the Catholic centenary celebrations. Mr T. Hussey left for Auckland this morning- to attend’ the Catholic centenary celebrations. Mr H. 0. Sinclair (Auckland), Mr W. H. Wood (Hastings), Mr F. L. Mansell, Mr R. Y. White, Mr L. H* Boyd, and Mr and Mrs A. S. Masters (Christchurch) are guests at the Excelsior Hotel.

Staying at the City Hotel are Mr Henry Potter, Mrs H. M. Moore (London), Miss . E. Abbott (Melbourne),; the Rev. Dr Kelley, Mrs Shannon (Ayr, Australia), Miss Hannah Moore, Miss Vera Moore, Mr M. J. Moore'(lngham,; North Queensland), Mr Roy Hardy (Auckland), Mrs J. Biundell, Mr D.J. Benson (Wellington), Mr and Mrs L. Taylor, Miss M. Taylor (Waipawa)* Mr and Mrs G. C. Goodall (Waimate)* Mr James N. Colyer (Dipton)' Latest arrivals at Wain’s Hotel are Major and Mrs T. Young (India), Miss Janet L. Barrie (Scotland). Miss Louise Gerard (England), Mr and Mrs W. A. Caton (Jersey, Channel Islands),’ Mrs M. Macdonaid (Brisbane) , Mr C* R. Lane (Sydney), Mr and M rs H* T. Merritt, Mrs M. Clarke (Auckland)* Mr. -A. G. Macdonald, Mr fcfl. Ashe* Mrs Charles Hayward (Wellington)* Mr F. G. Henderson (New Plymouth)* Mr F. H. Wilson (Christchurch). Registered at the Carlton Hotel are Miss M. Garland (Suffolk, England)* Miss M. Chavasse (London), Miss A. J. Rhumberger, Miss V. M. Gordon (Mudgee, Australia), Mr J. R. Oiiver (Auckland), Mr H. H. Young (Wellington), Mr A. L. Taylor,, Mr H* Porter, Mr J. Binsted (Christchurch)* Mrs Telford (Pounawea). Mr and Mrs 0. J. Doidge (Invercargill).