PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16969, 1 October 1918, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

i&- U --',• ■ 'ft '• ■ ' ■'' '■'/ ''■"% *-'!-" Lieutenamt 0. 8. Reed, of Lanier, is ai - l ! *he ; Grand Hotel - L Mft D. CathiierK-jfl, of >,;■■• .1 at the Gradd Hotel '^'Spl ■r*-- - 1 1 SI?. A2cx4B:w: Itovs, c? 1 at a.- Oralis.' intel. '£$|fe| Mr. tai Mrs. K, Wii*??; o< '- v $ China, are at*Cargen. '■& 1 Captain Colbeck was a pawner i<j||||p§ Wellington last evening. '^pfi Mr. S. Haw her and M*. J. Kawkes, qt § jun., of Adelaide, are at th* Giuad Hotel, I Captain S. C. McCallum, of Perth, and. W 1 Lieutenant G. McHaig, of Melbourne are ■ 1 | at the Grand Hotel. IW''i Mr. W. S. Slort, Under-Secretary foj.f 1 Publio Works, is at present in A'lcljl&r-dj i; ; I and is at Stonehuret. : 6. $ Mr. and Mrs. K C. Pfeiffer, ■>'. Nsir 1 1 York, who arrived yesterday by tbs If ii Makura, r-re at the Royal Hotel. }m fe Mr. and Mrs Southouse, of Sydney, and .' | Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Warburton, of Mel. m. | bourne, are at the Grand Ejtel. |f| | M". Douglas Perrett, artist, who undsr* | went an operation for lasi § week, is making satisfactory progr<"a. Im| 1 . . . 'i 1 Captain S. A. Pidgr-v..-, '" "• , 'Wj»j prior to the outbreak or ■mc was in coin-A|| | mand of a White Star lm-cr, arrived byjg|; t •the Makura yesterday. He is a', the Grand' ■'. 1 Hotel. ' §§|| Professor J. Macrr,ill»n prown, Christehucch, -.cs-cUncslior of the "Uni- ?'% varsity of New Zealand, who has been )ttlf|§y a % : iit to Hawaii, returned to Auciirri : ?:Z.a yesUrday. He left in tne evening o*J|P| Chnsi-flhuich. Messrs. F. H. Gore and R. G. Jarvis, <£ ,; 1 Victoria, British Columbia, and Mr. 8, M § N. Manning' and Mis? Manning, from M I England, arrived by the Makura yester» K 5 day, and are at the Central Hotel Qi g — it 1 Captain Symomi, V.C., a mc-rcbe? of t!ia M | Australian Expeditionary Force, arrived :: I in Auckland by the Makura ve3te?usy, en m 1 route to Sydney. He ia or We after ■-.< |S 1 lengthy spell on active served ?nd is ac M | compared by Mrs. Symons |pj| * •' Professor A. P. W. Thomas and Mr. H. i| 1 K Vaile have "appointed member:?,« if ike Auckland Institute and Museum Trust ma I Beard. It was decided recently b in- i.r | crease ilia number of members of 'tha'*|| J board from three to five and the action of $§|B the trustees and appointments made f«i-#| confirmed by the institute last night. ->i|J Mr. A. Smith, who has been appointed "ji § superintendent of the Auckland ore* of .'>"'.* the Pacific Cable Board, arrived i;. Auck. Jg| ; | land yesterday from British Colombia, IpjJ He was accompanied by Mrs. Smith. Mr. | Smith was previously stationed.at Auik« vj lard, and was in charge _at Doubtless \. Bay when the cable station toero wp* fmM opened in 1902. ;;;j