PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20926, 16 July 1931, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. V. H.' Freeth, managing director of Catts-Patterson Co. (N.Z.), Limited, ia , at the Grand Hotel. " ,

Mr. T. J. Edmonds, of Christchurch, and Mr. A. Thompson, of Wellington, aro afc the Hotel Stonehurst. V : v ,

Lieut-Commander E. G. Rhodes, of Christchurch, left Wellington • for San Francisco by the Maunganui (vn Tuesday.

Mr. W. McHardy Forman was a passenger by the Maunganui, which left Wellington for San Francisco on Tuesday.

Mr. J. P. Duggan, managing director of Siemens {Aust.) Pty., Limited, arrived at Wellington on Monday from Sydney.

Mr. 11. R. Jenkins, a member of the Auckland City Council, will leave by the Sonoma, en route to England, on August 8. Mr. A. A. Nattrass, of Wellington, left by the Maunganui on Tuesday on a business trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mr. D. W. Hotson, of Wellington, Mr. W. A. Christiansen, of Whangarei, and Mr. T. Adair, of Gisborne, arc £t the Central Hotel. Mr. W. S. Haryatt, of Sydney, Mr. P. G. Pearce and Mr. C. A. Harris, of Wellington, and Mr. J. Barr, of Makarau, are at the Royal Hotel. Mr. M. D. Warren, Mr. J. Leucliers and Mr. G. J. Bertinshaw, of Wellington, and Mr. A. O'Brien, of Waiheke, are at the Star Hotel. Mr. R. D. Lees, of London, Mr. J. A. Peck, of Sydney, Mr. W. A. Simpson and Mr. H. Swan, of Wellington, and Mr. CVS- Hewlett, of Christchurch, ar& at the Grand Hotel. The Rev, Dr. D. Kennedy, S.M., provincial of the Marist Order, returned to Wellington from Sydney this week, after attending .the opening of the new Marist Collegeiaf; Lismore, New South Wales. Archdeacon R-. Creed ■ Meredith, of Wanganui, who left New Zealand recently on a health trip to England, was forced to leave the steamer at Port Said to undergo an operation, which was successful. Mr. F. M. Neall, of the Atlantic Union Oil Company, Philadelphia, arrived at Wellington on Monday from Sydney. He will' spend two weeks in New 21ealand, joining the Aorangi at Auckland on his return to the United States. Mr. J. A. C. Allum, chairman of the Auckland Transport Board, left last evening for Wellington, where he will attend a meeting of a special committee set up by the Municipal Association executive to the Transport Bill. He was accompanied by Mr. A. E." Ford, manager of the board, and Mr. J. Stanton, the board's solicitor.