PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16926, 12 August 1918, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Me. J. Blair, of Hawera, is at thi Royal Hotel. .™;>, *'" ' I Captain Scott, of Wellington, is at lL '~ t. Grand Hotel. . ' ' Mr. Mervyn Wells, of Cambridge, is «i :' the Central Hotel. j Mr. H. M. Richards, of Dargaville, i| V ' \ at the Royal Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. J. Burns, of Wellington. j are at the Star Hotel. J , ' \ \ Mr. and Mrs. Acton Adams, of Timarn '.•-■ • ': ! are at the Grand Hotel. ''.";■;- Messrs. W. Ft. and W. H. Busnell, of ■ N; ?x i Gisborne, are at the Royal Hotel. Mr. T. Burd, Public Works engineer Tauranga, is at the Central Hotel. ' .;.:'. Mr. J. Maling, Mayor of Timaru, and :•''••■'=■■■ Mrs. Maling are at the Grand Hotel. ; ■• \ Major Baldwin, of an 4 :v ! Mrs. Baldwin arc at the Central Hotel. ; -./A j Mr. J. S. Burn, of Christchurch, and "111 Mr. C. Hocking, of Raratonga, are at the - ; '>'■'$■ Star Hotel. )Mk Messrs. D. Gilmnn, L. S. Mitchell, and G. D. Wright, of Dunedin, are at the '' ' Central Hotel. Mr. J. Elliot, the Auckland member of '• i the National Efficiency Board, arrived ■'..:'■'. from Wellington on Saturday morning. ■ ;'- Messrs. G. McXamara and J. Alex, M ander, members of the Public Service Appeal Board, are at the Central Hotel. ;■ .. Mr. W. Smart, of Dunedin, euperin- ;.- tending engineer for the Union Steam '■/'.>:■ Ship Company, is at the Central Hotel. .'% Tho Rev. T. V. Gilfillan, who has been ■ > acting as chaplain of the Church of Eng. vd/V land Soldiers' Institute at Rotorua, left Mm there on Saturday, having been ordered '"■?:& to report for duty at Wellington to- . : F : morrow. Mr. J. R. Fow, Deputy-Mayor of Hamil- -;-; ton, has been unanimously elected to the . f?M Mayoralty, rendered vacant by the death .-•-- of Mr. J. W. ' Ellis. The borough haa mk placed on record its appreciation of th»'f|fe late Mayor's services to the borough.