PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16483, 8 March 1917, Page 9

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mb. R. McMillan, of Hamilton, is fitay-. - ing at the Central Hotel. ' r :' " " - Sir James and - Lady , Carroll 'left ■ for ''"•'.' , Gisbornn by the: Monowai last,night. ; ' Mr. and Mrs. 'A. Andrews, of. Samoa, ' are at present visiting Auckland, and are • staying at the Star Hotel. " , ' Mr. S. Hill, of the Permit Office, left by the Monowai last night for Dunedin, ' where ha will spend a short holiday. Captain Bone, marine superintendent at Wellington for the New Zealand Shipping Company, left for Wellington by yesterday's mid-day express. Major Neville Newcomb, adjutant of i the Featberston military camp, arrived in i Auckland by yesterday's early train, on ; a short visit to his home. i Mr. T. W. Fisher, ox-Under-Secretary for Native Affairs, arrived from Wellington by vesterdav morning's express, and is stopping at the Star Hotel. The Hon. Dr. Pomare, member of the - Executive Council, representing the native -, race, was a passenger to Wellington by . yesterday's mid-day express'train. i Mr. J. H. Bradney, president of the ( New Zealand Shipowners' Federation, and . Captain Hammond, assistant-manager of , j the Northern Steamship Company, who i are the representatives of Auckland aiiip- , owner! at the conference with tho officials » of the Seamen's Union, left Auckland by • yesterday's mid-day train, to be in Wel--3 lington to-day for the resumption of the 1 conference. Mr. E. W. Alison, president of the New Zealand Coalowners' Federation, returned yesterday morning by train 'irom Wellington, where he had "been attend- , ing the conference of coalmine owners.and . representatives of the coal miners. Mr. I Alison reports it a3 having been tho largest gathering of directors of coal com- ; panics and coalmine managers yet held -, in the Dominion. v