PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19698, 26 July 1927, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Francis u are at the Central Hotel. ' Hanul t<m,

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Good, of Whangarei iw 0. Johnson and Mr. W. Johnson, of Tl Kuiti, are at the Central Hotel.

Mr. T. u. Bishop, Mr. H. 8. N ewfftt> Mr. A. Bruce and Mr. P. E. Miller Wellington, are at the Crand Hotel'

Sir Thomas Mackenzie, ML C, i Mr. J. A. Lee, and Mr. V. J j'l" M.P.'s, left for Wellington by train last evening.

Mr. H. B. Yates, of Birmingham En* land, Mr A. J. Cra lgl of Wellington and Mr. B SUdden, of Tauranga, are at the btar Hotel.

Mr. F. J. Blakey and Mr. M. S Aw ander, of Wellington, Mr. F. J. Fo-ter of Wanganui, and Mr A. Reid,' of rw' tiki, are at the Royal Hotel.

Major S. C. Cole, Australian and N ew Zealand representative of the London and North-Eastern Railway, left for Wellington by train last evening.

Major H. Gray, M.P., arrived at Wellington yesterday morning by the Tamaroa from England, on his way to Auckland Major Gray was at one time aide de camn to Lord Kitchener. P

Dr. C. J. Reakes, Director-Generaf of Agriculture, arrived at Hamilton yesterday from Rotorua, where he had been investigating bush sickness experiments. He left for Wellington last evening.

Monsignor Cahill, V.G., dean of Manukau, has been appointed a Prothonotarv apostolic, and Rev. Thomas Lane, V.F." dean of Ohinemuri, a prelate, according to a cablegram received in Auckland from Bishop Geary.