PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20364, 19 September 1929, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Laagfcton, cf Eaglaa, arc at the Royai Hotel. ~ '

Mr. T. T. Hogo, chief inspector of Ere brigades, is at the Star Hotel.

The Hon. G. W. Busselt arrived from Wellington by train yziiezdzj.

Mr. and Jin, R. McSkimsu/ig, of Wai. kiekie, are at the Central Hotel.

Mr. J. H. Hooper and Mr. C. Haticos, of Sydney, are at the Star Hotel

Mr. H. S. W. King returned to Auckland by train yesterday after a short visit to Wellington.

The Rev. C. A. B. Watscn, who Lis been visiting Wellington, returned to Auckland by train yesterday.

Mr. A. N. Willis, of Cambridge. h=3 been appointed a member of the «tandir."» committee of the Waikato Diocesa. °

Professor H. Belshaw, professor of economics at Auckland University C<lieg<-, left for Wellington by train last evenitt.*.

_ Mr. W. Magno, of Sydney, Mr. J. Crogan, of Wellington, and Mr. T. \V. Wright, of Warkworth, are at the Bora! Hotel.

Mr. R. L. Button, Mr. D. Lamb n r*, Mr. J. W. Foley, Mr. G. Wyles and Mr. W. E. Monk, of Wellington, and Mr. -T. McEnnis, of Whangarci, arc- at the Star Hotel

Mr. E. C. E. McGonogle, of Wellington, Mr. J. W. McCaw, of Christchurch.Mr, W. G. Emeny, of New Plymouth. Mr. J. G. Banks, of Waikino. and Mr. T. Mitchell. of Whangarei, are at the Central Hotel.

Mr. J. 8. Law. of London, Dr. A. S, Brewis, of Hamilton, Mr. A. L, Robert son, Mr. A. G. Johnston and Mr. W. R. Hopkins, of Wellington, Mr. S. H. Tliomas. of Christchurch, and Mr. B. ScanneJl, of Napier, are at the Grar.i Hotel.

Mr. H. C. Jones, president of the North" Island Motor Union and a member of the Transport Advisory Council, and Mr. R; E. Champtaloup, touring manager of the Auckland Automobile Association, left for Wellington last evening to attend a deputation which is being received by the Prime Minister to-day in connection with the proposal to dispense with the frro 7rant of £200.000 usually 'made by the Government to the funds of the Main Highways Board.