PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18707, 13 May 1924, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

' The Hon. G. J. Smith, fif . Clirifitchurchj-js at the . Grand HoteL . Mr. J. Hislop, Uxider-Secretary' f<sf Internal Affairs, is at the Grand Hotel, Sir Hugh Dixon, of Sydney, arrived by the R.M.9. Niagara yesterday, en routs for Honolulu. Mr.: W. D. Lysnar, M.P. for GisSoftftf* . who' arrived at Auckland by H.M.S* Re> pulse, is at the Grand HoteL . . Messrs. P. Stewart Dawson," J. TucStff,, t H. A. Brown, and H. M. i Frazer. all el Wellington, are at the Grand Hotel* Captain and Mrs. Stanley Bayes-Davey, ' of Shanghai, . with i their_ • two daughters,. ; arrived by the R.M.S. Niagara from Syd* v > hey yesterday. i • Mr. : E. B. ''Clondon, of Thames, w&> has been on a short visit to Australia, re-- , turned from : Sydney by the R.M.S. Nia> ; . , • gara yesterday. ,; . ■ ' v i. Sir Joseph and Lady Ward, wifc'h their' V- . daughter, Mrs. B. B. Wood, arrived at* '' i Rotorua on Saturday, and are remaining; ' there till Wednesday. , Mr. J. Y. ■ Cameron; who has beets'■ - i transferred from Rakaia to be postmaster* " '•njl at Tauranga, arrived there on , Saturday- I "/ .and"has. taken up his duties. " ; rj > Messrs. F. B. King, A. ; Grainger, an -!■ ! W. W. Martin, (of London, Mr. R. 8.. ; Allen, of Melbourne, and Mr. H. Davis, of Sydney, aire at the Grand Hotel Brigadier-General H. W. - Gnmwade/ ofMelbourne, is a passenger for the United States by the R.M.S. Niagara, which r reached this port from Sydney yesterday^ .j; Mr. W. P. Kinny, of New York, Messrs. ;i%: G-. Wolmsley and A. Hutchings, of Mel,:bourne, ; arid Mr. T. Silsby, of t Sydney,. > who arrived yesterday by the Niagara,-' are at the Royal Hotel. > * , Mr. : E.' J. Stock, of Melbourne, general' manager and actuary of the National'- 1 Mutual Life Association, arrived in Auck- - land by the Niagara yesterday. He will 1 . 5 proceed South this evening. " - Lieutenant Parrett, of H.M.S. Hood',. : accompanied by his wife, Is at the Royal' *.'-:. 1 Hotel. Mr. and Mrs, Drummond-Duthie;- p. 5: i of Wellington, Mr. and Mrs. Hyland, of i Wellington, and Mr. Rothery, Mayor of' U . Te Ktiiti, are also at the same hotel. ; Mr.' W. S. Lantz, of Cleveland, Ohio, ' ' Messrs. A. P. Macdonald and 0. C. Cold- ; rin, of Chicago, Messrs. H. D. Rolph and V' " [ 0. O. Nordan, of Sydney, and Mr. J. Woodward, of Melbourne, arrived by the ■ Niagara yesterday. They are at the Grand ' v . HoteL , - , t "" ' i i-'f) '*''< H. Mr. and - Mrs. B. Pettiss, of Apia, . i Samoa Mr. H. Maxwell, of Otorohanea, r ;'H f Mr. G. Donaldson, of Wellington, Mr. f ; "H. Stewart, of Taum-arunui, Mr. G. A.. \ . Vautier, of Hamilton; and Mr. 'R. W. • "Brackell, -of Dunedin, are at the Star--1 Hotel. " ':. - , ■ ■ Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lane, of Totara* 1 North/- Mr. A. ; Nisbet • Smith/ of • New Plymouth, Mr. B. VN. Tate, of Whsnga- ; /< , rei,- Mr. O. E. Scott, of Wellington, Mr* ' i P. R. * Higgins; of v Sydney,: and Mr. D. ' Cox, of Christchurch, are at, the Central ' : HoteL .- • • , i ■ —— I Mr.'■ and Mrs. i Banks, •of - Whakare-. I warowa, Mr. P. jA. • Kusabs, son of Mr. . - • C. •; E. : Kusabs, and Mr/ R. ; Griffiths, of 1 - I Arawa- House, - Rotorua, have left -on• ? a v trip .to England, to visit tHe . exhibition 1 , / :: : , at Wembley. - Other ■: Rotorua • residents in- . » tend to make .' the journey later.. :: ~ « Mr. W. W. Barron, tie manager of the . > Rotorua branch •. of -the Bank of Aus- :■ tralasia, has > received news of his : transfer vto Hastings. ; .; During their stay in Roto- t • rua Mr. and Mm. ..Barron . j|?avo- been pro- • > minent in everything making 'for the good . ? i''. -■ of :the r community, : and 1 their departure * : from the . town . will be felt. 'M. T. A,. / : ; i Hogg will be Mr. Barron's successor.