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Evening Star, Issue 23000, 4 July 1938, Page 9

PERSONAL

.Mr Bichnrd Hudson travelled by tho express to Gh. istcuaivh to-day. Arr .J torbter and Mr J. Aelson left this morning- tor Auckland lo attend a meeting ox toe New Zealand Bowling Council. Mr J. VV. Munio, MrP., and xVli; Peter Neilson, M.P., returned- from Wellington on Saturday afternoon. Mr T. K. 8. Sidey returned on Saturday after a visit to Wellington. Mr J. J. Marlow was unanimously, elected patron of the St. Kiida Bowl* ing Club at the annual meeting oa Saturday night. Reference to the deaths of Messrs M. J. Hade, W. Smith, and D. M‘Corkindaie was made at the annual meet* ing of the St. Kiida Bowling Club on Saturday night, and a motion of sym* pathy was carried. Members of tbe staff of the Hillsida Railway Workshops assembled on Frf* day afternoon to bid farewell to Mr Oj Quaid, who will leave to-morrow for; Wellington, where he -will join the All Black team for Australia. On behalf of his fellow employees, the -manager,, Mr J. M. Slowley, presented Mr Quaid with a wallet and said it was an honcmi; that a member of the Hillside Shog should- be chosen to represent the Do-* minion on the field of sport. On Wednesday evening last Mr Quaid was tha guest at a social tendered in his honour? by the Southern Football Club, andl was presented by his clubmates with ai wristlet watch. A Wellington Association message states that Mr H. S. Barnes, manager; of Dalgety and Co. in Wellington, ia retiring owing to ill-health, and will ba succeeded by Mr C. E. Holmes, of Hamilton. Mr G. H. Elliffe,. District Publia Trustee, returned from the North} Island on Saturday. A Press Association cable message from London states thati Major Harold Temperley will sue* ceed Field-marshal Sir William Birdwood as Master of Peterhouse, Cambridge. Major Temperley is at present professor of modern history at Peterhouse. A Masterton Press Association tele* gram states that Mr J. P. Hornabrook,. New Zealand open golf champion and former amateur title-holder, has resigned from the Bank of. New Zealand! at Palmerston North and accepted a position as .the. Wairarapa representa* tive of the Atlantic Union Oil Company He will be stationed at Masterton. Latest guests at the Grand Hotel ara •Mr R. Woods, Mr R. I. Allan, Mr J, P. Clouston (Auckland), Mr K. N* Dalrymple (Bulls), Mr L. L. Hills, Mr; E. A. Munden, Mr J. Fowlds, Mr H„ H. Brown (Wellington), Mr A. Robertson, Mr J. A. Strong, Sir H. A. Young (Christchurch), Mr C. S. Elms (Tha Hermitage), Mr Douglas Elms (Fairlie). Guests at the City Hotel are Mr Si B. Gamble (Sydney), Mr W. Hutson, Mr N. R. Smallburn (Wellington), Mr R. P. Nottingham (Christchurch), Mr, A. Smith (Invercargill). _ Visitors staying at Wain’s Hotel ara Mr P. Gottberg (Hamburg), Mr G. R* Wallace (Queensland), Mr G. C. Arnold, Mr J. L. MTherson, Mr G. Lj Gieson (Wellington), Mr S. Wood, Mtj H. Wigley, Mr H. Coxhead (Tiinaru)„ Mr A. G. Wigley (Queenstown), Mr C„ R. Ellison. Latest Carlton Hotel guests are Me D. A. Levick (Auckland), Mr G. Hazelwood (Wellington), Mr P. Hollander (Christchurch).