PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20969, 4 September 1931, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. P. C. Gray, of Dunedin, f. Jill Star Hotel. Mr. G. M. Silk, of Wanganui, ig Hotel Cargen. lllft Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Franklin, of VjM ington, are at the Hotel Cargen. •» Mr. S. Andrews, of Christchurcb lp Mr. G. Newman and Mr. H. AindiJr' of Napier, are at, the Royal Hotel. - Professor J. Shelley, of Cantering College, has been granted leave to take a lecturing tour in' the' XjJui States. ••.•'c-SfPfe Mr. J. W. Jacobs, of Svdnev, and U W. A. E. Shaw, Mr. E. G. Martin S Mr. R. Thomson, of Wellington, ! the Grand Hotel. ' .ifi&Hpj Sir Donald McGavin returned to "Wrft ■ ington last evening after attending Sf New Zealand annual meeting of the Bora! Australasian College of Surgeons. Mr. G. S. Troup, until recently tary to the International Student Clnb * Paris, returned to New Zealand by {J. Ulimaroa. He was accompanied by Jfav Troup. Mr. F. Beaumont Smith, manage, director in New Zealand of J, C. son Films, Limited, has returned to Well ington by the Ulimaroa after a short to Sydney. ' Mr. N. A. Falla, general traffic manage of the Union Steam Ship Company, has been visiting England, is returning l» the Dominion by the Rangitiki, whi<& due at Auckland on October 1. Mr. Justice Ostler, who returned ®' New Zealand bv the Tofua on Mondaj after a health visit to Samoa and other Pacific islands.' left for Wellington last evening. He was accompanied by Mtj, Ostler. Mr. H. T. Merritt, president of the As,' sociated Chambers of Commerce, and Df, E. P. Neale, secretary of the Auckland chamber, who have been giving evidencs before the National Economy Committer returned to Auckland yesterday. , : > -',iM Mr. J. King, of Melbourne, Mr. E. % B. Carey and Mr. H. Brunt, of WeDing! ton, Mr. M. Snodgrass and Mr. R. Q, Smith, of Rotorua, Mr. M. Haldane, of Hastings, and Mr. R. J. McKenrfe, 4 Hamilton, are at the Central-Hotel."