PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21136, 19 March 1932, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. E. C. Turner left for Wellington - last evening.

Sir Alfred Bankart returned from Wellington yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Matheson, of Dunedin are at the Hotel Cargen.

Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Pizer, of Wellington, are at the Central Hdtel.

Dr. and Mrs. J. Whitton. of Wellington, are at the Station Hotel.

Mr. E. M. Edkins, of Te Aroha,'and Mr. W. Grounds, of Hokianga, are at the Star Hotel.

Mr. S. Howarth and Mr. V. E. Mathews, of Christchurch, are at the Grand Hotel. #

Mr. J. S. Brooksbank, of England, and Mr. P. 0. Lowe, of Dunedin, are at the Hotel Cargen.

Mr. G. J. Bertinshaw, assistant chief engineer of railways, arrived from Wellington yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tallack, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Hammond, of Wellington, are at the Grand Hotel.

Judge H. P. Wood, of American Samoa, arrived at Auckland by the Sierra yesterday on a holiday visit to New Zealand.

"Sir George Fowlds, , chairmnn of th« Massey Agricultural College Council, returned yesterday from a visit to Palmerston North.

Mr. and Mrs. East ham Guild, of Tahiti, who have been spending a fishing holiday in New Zealand, left for Wellington last evening on their return to Tahiti.

Mr. J. R. Todd and Mr. J. de Winter, of Wellington, Mr. W. Lander, of Dunedin, and Mr. H. L. Younger, of Whangarei, are at the Station Hotel.

Mr. A. S. Fairbrother, of Suva, Mr. P. E. Clark, of Christchurch, and Mr. J. McCulloch and Mr. A. E. McCulloch, of Whakatane, are at the Central Hotel.

Dr. M. M. Hockin, superintendent of the Waikato Hospital, has left Hamilton for a six months' visit to England. Dr. Hockin will represent the South Auckland division of the British Medical Association at the centenary conference of the association in London in July.

The Rev. J. W. Kemp, Minister of the Auckland Baptist Tabernacle, who left for Sydney yesterday by the Sierra, will take part in an evangelistic and Bible conference in connection with the opening of the Harbour Bridge. He will be absent from Auckland for a month.

Brigadiei- D. Macaulay, who is in charge of the men's social activities of the Salvation Army in New Zealand, arrived from Wellington yesterday. Commissioner and Mrs. J. Cunninghafn, Colonel L. Taylor, chief secretary, and Mrs. Taylor, Brigadier S. Church, editor of the War Cry, Brigadier A. Greene, immigration secretary, and Brigadier Walls, young people's secretary, will arrive this morning to meet the Salvation Army leader, General E. J. Higgins, and Mrs. Higgins, on their arrival by the Niagara on Monday.