PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20736, 2 December 1930, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Orth, of San Fran* cisco, are afc the Royal Hotel.

Mr. Justice Frazer arrived in Auckland yesterday and is at the Hotel Cargen.

Mr. J. R. Davidson, of Sydney, and Mr. W. Grounds, of Hokianga, arc at the Star Hotel.

Mr. B. Bayless, Mr. G, Robertson, Mr. J. G. Nichol and Mr. C. Monro, of Wellington, are at tho Hotel Cargen.

Tha Rt. Hon. J. G. Coates, Leader of the Opposition, arrived from Dargaville last evening. Ho will return this afternoon.

Mr. G. Baildon, Mayor of Auckland, left for Wellington last evening to attend a meeting of the executive of tho Municipal Association.

Mr, E. Paul George, of Bath, Eng. land, Mr. D. McKendrick, of Melbourne, and Mr. W. Cecil Prime, of Christchurch', are at the Hotel Stonehurst.

Mr. R. W. Scott, of Wellington, Mr. A. Booth, of Carterton, Mr. G. H. Bell, of New Plymouth, and Mr. H. Moreland, of Newstead, are at the Central Hotel. "r

Mr. E. A. Blundcll, of Wellington, who was a delegate to tho Imperial Press Conference in Britain, returned to Wellington yesterday by the Maunganui from Sydney.

Mr. William Watson, ;i director of the Bank of New Zealand, returned to Wellington by the Maunganui yesterday after a visit to England, states a Press Association message.

Mr. VV. Wallace, chairman of the Auckland Hospital Board,' left. for. Wellington last evening to attend a meeting of the executive of tho Hospital Boards' Association, of which La is chairman.

Mr. F. A. Mavne and Mr. A. L. Robinson, of Brisbane, Mr. H. Andrews, of Wellington, Mr. J. B. Hamilton, of New Plymouth, and Mr. C. H. Dcnham and Mr. C. il. Roskill, of I'almerston North arc at the Royal Hotel, '

Mr. J. E. Hyde, of London, Mr. J. A. Saunders, Mr. J. H Mackinncy and Mr. J. Gardiner, of Sydney, Mr. I. MaeEwan, Mr. S. Brice an<[ Mr. B. R. Collins, of Wellington, and Mr. E. G. Lane and Mr. C. R. Lan; , of Oaniaru, are at the Grand Hotel.

Bishop Sadlier while walking in the grounds at Bishopdale, Nelson, stumbled and hurt a foot rather seriously, necessitating medical attention. He was able to attend the opening of Synod, but had to sit while reading hi:s presidential address. The next day Bishop Sadlier was confined to his bed, having-been ordered complete rest.