PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19062, 6 July 1925, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

■ Mr. and Mrs. !B, Whiting, of Whiv ngarei, are at the Hotel Car gen. Mr. E. Dalrym;f)le, of Masterton, and Mr. J. B. von Pein, of Gisborne, are the Central Hbtel. . > Dr. C. B. Tudebope will leave by tho Aorangi to-morrow on a six weeks' holiday trip to Honolulu. Colonel and Mrs. R. F. Gamtrill, of Gisborne, and Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Miller, of Thames, are at Stonehurst. Dr. A. McGregor Grant, accompanied' bv Mrs. Grant/ left for Wellington by the' Main Trunk express last evening. ?•?$£ , "" " . »-• Mr. F. J. Jones, chairman of the Railways Board, left for Wellington by the ' Main Trunk express last evening. Messrs. G. J. Muir, W. M. McConacliio . and J. ft. Noble, of Muir's Gold Reefs,. To Puke, are at the Royal Hotel , ' l ' Dr. G. Home, of New Plymouth, who recently Underwent an operation in Auckland, is now staying at Stonehurst. Mrs..Home accompanies mm. . - ■ _/ ' Messrs. H. R. Mackenzie, J. Rowe and C. F. Mark left by the Main Trunk express last evening to attend the Trotting Conference in Wellington. r - Messrs. Oliver Nicholson and W. Ward Baker have been returned unopposed as, Sarents' representatives on the Auckland raramar School Board. ■ _ Mr. and Mrs. T. Owen Price, of Wellington, Mr. J. S. Stubba, of AratagtL Mr; T. Bassett, of Te Kopuru, and Messrs.' A. Hall and; L, R. Ower, of ChristchurchJare at the Star Hotel. •7 ' ——— £7 Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Laurie, of Welling-, ton, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Macfarlane, of North Canterbury, Mr. C. H. Barnes,' of Waihi, and Mr. H. G. Goldfinch, of Christchurch, are at the Grand. HotcL Captam T. J. Watts, advisory •superintendent of tho United Fire Brigades' Association, left for the South by the Main Trunk express last evening. He will make a tour of inspection of fire brigades between Masterton and Napier. Mr. Justice Frazer, president o.'J the Arbitration Court, arrived yesterday, accompanied by Mr. W. Scott and Mr. H. Blunter, employers' and employees' assessors respectively. They are at tho Central Hotel and will preside over a tecdays' sitting of the Court, commencing this morning.