PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18495, 4 September 1923, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS.

■;■■?■■•■ w; ■•■:•:.'.-•;-•'■; «'•'■■:. '.inMr. .T..F. Hockly, M.P., is «■.{!•' ■■ : Hamilton; ' ' "' uta « . • Captain G. Prictor, of Wellington ■•-''■' ; i' at the, Central Hotel. * m > » —- ; ■ Messrs. F Goodman and 8 Torm 1, ' ' Gisborne, are at the Royal Hole? ' * ! ' ; Mr. Frank B. Spencer left fe tv : South, by last night's express -* ;.,■ :.'.,'],;.;..■ ' . " ; < l '' Captain P. R. N. Mundv, A n8 ' the Governor-General, left or &-': te ville by. the Boton^^r^MjjJi. ' Mr Justice Stringer, left for Hamil. yesterday to preside. afc the ■ SS£?»''.criminal and civil suctions. Th« 1- .% business begins to-day. ""niinai ; Mr. A. C. Bushell, and JI R'< &-■ |W kins, of Hamilton, have left'for Sr-S 1 * ton to-attend the annual oeeth.?' J?"*' Farmers' Co-operative Wholesale *&#* tion. ° *eaejv .: Mr. C. D. Paterson, of « v dno,r ir -" ' G. Roberts, of Melbourne? M?' &'T.■ ' Ranley, of Wellington, and'Mr 'ft andor of New Plymouth, I*> Grand Hotel. ■ ' ara ** the Messrs. F. W. B. Cm-ill* \ ' Plimmer Jones, of Welling a s d C - R. Conn, of Dunedia, rec4t ril* fe Auckland, returned South 'bv ih\ ,0 Trunk express last -evening. " 3; » Mr. J. Harrington, of Sydney i« •• ing Auckland, accompanied by M™ ■■«?' -" :: rington. They recently complete .* '* tensive European four, and win n *? i?' j*™ 10 AUStraUa by the £££,*•% . The Rev. J. M. Beaufort, o rm»,i , the: Royal Flying Corps, ■£*%£& as the- first vicar of the new TS ' parochial. district of Hauraki pfi? " Turua on Saturday by Archdeau-m V if? : Cowie. " *"• **>