PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20882, 26 May 1931, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. H. Slater, of London, is at the Star Hotel.

Mr. C. Kunkel, of Wellington, is at the Hotel Cargen.

Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Little, of Paeroa, are at the Royal Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Morgan, of Christ church, are at the Grand Hotel.

Mr. P. Fraser, M.P., and Mr. W. Nash. M.P., arrived from Wellington yesterday morning.

Mr. C. E. MacCormick, Judge of the Native Land Court, left Auckland for To Kuiti last evening.

Mr. W. J. Fletcher, of the Fletcher Construction Company, Limited, left for Napier last evening.

Dr. 1-1. M. O'Connor, of Auckland, has been appointed resident medical officer at the Masterton Hospital. '

Mr. W. T. Hooklmm, of New Plymouth, and Mr. R. Pethcrbridgo, of Rawene, are at the Central Hotel.

Mr. Ivor Weir; the well-known Christchurch pianist, left Auckland by the Remuerii on Saturday for London.

Mr. J. McDcvitt, of I'almerston North, and Mr. S. R. Standing and Mr. 11. Redstone, of Hastings, are at tho Royal Hotel.

Sir Walter Carncross, Speaker of (ho Legislative Council, who has been seriously ill, is now making satisfactory progress.

Mr. A. Grayson, president of (lie Auckland Automobile Association, has returned from Wellington, where ho attended a conference of the North and South Island Motor Unions. "

Mr. W. Grounds left for Wellington last evening to attend a meeting of the Dairy Control Board to-morrow. On Thursday ho will visit Massey Collego with other members of the board.

Mr. S. E. Wright, secretary of the Auckland Provincial Employers' Association, has returned to Auckland after at- # tending the special sitting of the Arbitration Court in Wellington.

Dr. W. Gilmour, pathologist at the Auckland Hospital, and Dr. T. W. J. Johnson left for Dunedin last evening in connection with the half-yearly examinations of medical students at Otago University. They will return to Auckland next Monday.

Mr. C. E. Bellringer, who has been reelected chairman of the New Plymouth Harbour Board, has been a member of the board for 21 years and chairman for nine years. Mr. E. Maxwell, who was reelected deputy-chairman, has been a member for 38 years.

Mr. J. D. S. Fleming, formerly chief engineer on the cable steamer Iris, who retired at the end of February after 28 years' service with the Pacific Cafrio Board, left by the Remuera on Saturday for England, accompanied by -Mrs. Fleming. They will live in Scotland.