PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21119, 29 February 1932, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Sir George Elliot returned from "Well, ' iijgton on Saturday.

The Rev. H. -S. Fussell hag been in, stituted vicar of Waitara.

Mr. 0. Nicholson returned to Auckland from Wellington on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Foley,' of Welling, ton, are at the Hotel Cargen.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Walker, of Te .Awomutu, are at the Central Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Todd, of Christ, church, are at the Hotel.

The Hon. E.' W. Alison,. M.L.C., re. turned from Wellington on Saturday.

The Earl of Wemyss, who arrived in New Zealand recently from England, is visiting Rotorua.

Mr. C. Haigh, Mr. E. T. Arno'tt and Mr. T. J. Davenport, of Wellington, are at the Star Hotel.

Sir Joseph Robinson, of Capetown, who has been visiting Auckland, will leave to-day for Rotorua.

Mr. H. Holthouse, of Wellington, and Mr. F. J. Nathan, of Palmerston North, are at the Hotel Cargen.

Mr. E. Roughton, of Melbourne, and Mr. A. E. Allison and Mr. J. H. Jerrani, of Wellington, are at the Grand Hotel.

Mr. A. J. Shaw and Mr. F. A. Kirker, of Wellington, Mr. W. Hay, of Te Awar mutu, and Mr. D. Kay, of Otorohanga, are at the Station Hotel.

Sir Walter Nicholsoii, who has been touring New Zealand for a number of weeks, left Wellington for London ou Saturday by the Remuera.

Mr. and Mrs. Eastham Guild, of Tahiti, who have been deep-sea fishing at Russell, returned to Auckland at the week-end. They are at the Hotel Cargeiu

Captain J. S. G. Fraser, who lias been succeeded as second naval..member r.f th 9 Naval Board by Captain Sinclair Thomson, left Wellington by the Eemueia on Saturday for London.

Mr. A. D. Mcintosh, a member of the staff of the. Parliamentary Library, has been awarded a travelling library scholarship by tlie Carnegie Institute. He has been granted a year's leave.

Mr. P. J. Sladen and Mr. G. ID. Yincent. of Christchurch, Mr. W. Martin, of Hamilton, Mr. C. K. Woodhead, of Tcinuka, Mr. J. H. G. Banks and Mr. J. G. Banks, of Waikino, arc at the Central Hotel.

Professor K. Hatakeyania, of the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, and Mr. Y. Ono, of the Japanese Veterinary Department, who have been visiting New Zealand to purchase sheep for their Government, left To Kuiti for Wellington last evening. /

Sir George Fuller, a former Premier of New South Wales, Mr. E. G. Theodore, formerly Australian Federal Treasurer, Mr. J. Sonnerdale, vice-consul for Sweden in Sydney, and Mr. Maurice P. Brown, of Sydney, have returned from the Ninety Milo Beach. '.liiey are at the Hotel Cargen.