PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19891, 9 March 1928, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

' ' y Mr. E. Gifford and Ms.. W. H. Wood, of Hastings, are at tho Star HoteL ■ 11 '■ Mr, A. E. Hefford, of Wellington, ehi>f inspector of fisheries, is at the Star Hotel. Mr. J. D. Solo and Mr. W- P. Griffith, of Now Plymouth, are at "the Cental Hotel. Mr. E. Elliott and Mr. D. Piri>, of Napier, and Mr. G. Smerle, of Kaihero, are at the Commercial Hotel. Mr. W. Murdoch and Mr. J. Thomas, of Wellington, and Mr. F. Johnson, of Dnnedin, are at the Royal Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Vizard, of Cevion, and Mr. and Mrs. Sladen Wing and Mrx Olive Mellor, of London; are at- the Grand Hotel. Mr. H. E. Sargani, of London, Mr. D. F. Moncur, of Wellington, apd Mr. E. Harrobin,.of Blenheim, are at the Grand Hotel. Mr. aiid Mrs. W. G. S. Nowell-Usticke, of Derbyshire, England, tfnd Mr. H. Gil-more-Rodgers, of Tauranga, are at Hotel Cargen. Mr. R. E. Tripe, associate to Mr. Justice Blair, v/as admitted a solicitor of the Supreme Court by Mr. Justice Blair at Hamilton yesterday, on the motion of Mr. Noel Johnson. Mr. M. E. Lyons, of Christchurch; has been appointed secretary of the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association, in succession tc Mr. G„ G. Denniston, who recently resigned, isays p Press -Association message. Mr. W. E. Bush, city engineer, returned to Auckland yesterday after having acted as a member of th 6 commission which inquired into the question of providing better access between the eastern and western suburbs of Wellington.

Mr. J. V. Wilson, private secretary to the Secretary-General of the Leaguo of Nations, Six- Eric Drnmmond, is visiting Auckland. Mr. Wilson, who is a graduate of the New Zealand University and was formerly a lecturer at Auckland University College, has been spending a holiday in New Zealand and will leave for Vancouver by the Niagara next week on his return to Geneva.