PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19991, 6 July 1928, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. C. Brooke, of Hamilton, is at the Star Hotel.

Mr. F. Earl, K. 0., left for the Sonthr by train last evening.

Mr. R. A. Lippincott left for Palmerston North by train laut evening.

Mr. and Mrs. H.. J. Gitbert, of New South Wales, are at the Central Hotel.

Dr. W. H. Hastings and 'Mrs. Hastings, of VVanganui, arc at the Hotel Cargen.

Mr. J. Marks, of London, and Mr.F. H. Cousins, of Palmerston North, are at the Central Hotel.

Mr. W. T. Neill, Surveyor-General, arrived from Wellington yesterday, and is at the Star Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Mills, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Metz, of Wellington, are at the Grand Hotel.

Mr. W. H. Kont, of Wellington, returned by the Arawa yesterday from a short business visit to England.

Mr. W. Henderson and Mr. L. E. TabIcy, of Wellington, and Mr. H. K. Wilkinson, of Dunedin, are at the Grand Hotel.

Tho Rev. J. Beaufort, chaplain at King's College, returned by the Arawa yesterday from a three months' holiday in England.

Mr. R. Steele, of Wellington, Mr. G. S. YViliiains, of Christchurch, and Mr. W. J. Brown, of Tokomaru Bay, are at the Royal Hotel.

Mr. F. Towler, a director of a Bradford firm of wool merchants, arrived from England by the Arawa yesterday. Ho is at the Royal Hotel.

Miss E. Melville was appointed by the City Council last evening as its representative on the board ol management of the Elam School of Art.

Mr. J. A. Howard, formerly of lha Royal Air Force, arrived from England by the Arawa yesterday. Accompanied by his wife and son, he intends to' settle in the Dominion.

The Rev. .J. Lamb Harvey, who has had charge of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church for the past seven years, will leave by the Maheno to-day for Sydney, en route to England.

Captain, L. G. Goss. staff; officer in charge of No. 2 Regimental District, with headquarters at Paeroa, has advised of his success in an examination for entrance to a military staff collsge at Camberley, and will leave for England early in October.