PERSONAL ITEMS.
Mr. W. Hardie, of Christchurch, "is at the Royal Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. R Nelson, of Whangarei, are at the Royal Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. !;. Blackley, of Welling- - ton, arc at the Grand Hotel. Sir Cecil Leys returned to Auckland from Christchurch yesterday morning. Sir James Gun son left for the, South la:st evening on Railway Board business. Mr. -S. F. Jackson, Mr. E. H. Lund, Mr. W. A. Parton and Mr. J. ,H. Forde, of Wellington, ar<j at the Star Hotel. The Rev. A. Stallan and.Mrs. Stalian, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. .Tenkins, of Wellington, are at the Hotel Stonehurst. Sir Mavnard and Lady Hedstrom. of Suva, who have been visiting Rotorua, Taopo and Hawke's Bay, are at present in Wellington. Mr. Justice Herdman left for Hamilton last evening' to preside over the sitting of the Supreme Court there, which will open this morning. Mr. George D. Reuther hag.been provisionally recognised as Vice-Consul of the United States in Auckland, according to a notice in the latest Gazette. Mr. A. F, Cade and Mr. A. W. Hall, of Christchurch, Mr. A. If. Lauder and Mr. S. Nielson, of New Plymouth, and Mr. T. Holden and Mr. R. F. Holden, of Gisborne, are at the Central Hotel, Lieutenant-Colonel N. A. H- Campbell, formerly aide-de-camp to the Governor of: Queensland, arrived by the Sierra from Sydney on Saturday on a month's fishing holiday. He is accompanied by Mrs. Campbell and they are at the Hotel Car-' gen. Mr. L. F. Sarten, who has been manager of the Upper Queen Street branch of the National Bank of New Zealand for the. past seven years, has been appointed audit officer. He will leave for Wellington early next week to lake up his new position. Mr. W. C. Weston, of New Plymouth, Mr. E. C. Ferrier and Mr. L. Langvoldt, of Christchurch, Mr. K. Tabley, of Wellington, Dr. W, Cunningham, of Masterton, Mr. F. Hey worth, of Hamilton, and Mr. T. C. Cobbold, of Tc Aroha, ar» at the Hotel Cargen. Mr. G. R. Holden Webb, who will retiro next month from the service of tha Eastern Extension Cable Company, is at present on leave in New Zealand. Mr. Webb joined the company at Cable Bay, Nelson, 30 years ago. and performed inosf, of his service at Singapore and other Eastern stations. He intends to make his home at Nelson. Mr. E. C. Pajxton, Mr. C. Warren and Mr. R. Dundas Smith, of Sydney, Mr. C. R. Pinder, of London. Mr. M. L. Stiver, Mr. F. E. James, Mr. R. .T. H. Cox, Mr. D. R. Hoggard, Mr. W. H. Kent and Mr. W. W. Norwood, of Wellington, Mr. R. W. D. Robertson, of NewPlymouth, and Mr. J. H. Fotheringham, •cf Dunedin, are at the Grand Hotel. Mr. H. W. Franklin, manager of the outdoor advertising branch, of the New Zealand Railways, has retired after 35 years' service. Mr, Franklin joined the department in Christchurch, and after experience in the district engineer's office was transferred first to Dunedin, then to West port and later to Wellington". He was appointed to file advertising, branch in 1924 and was promoted in 1928 to the position from which he has now retired.
PERSONAL ITEMS.
New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 21037, 23 November 1931, Page 10
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