PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21153, 9 April 1932, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. C. D. Bell, of Wellington, the Star Hotel.

Mr. C. E. Forrest, of Sydney, is at the Central Hotel.

Mr. P. Fraser-Hodgson, of Wellington, is at the Royal Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Simmonds, of Gisborne, aro at the Hotel Stonehurst.

Mr. J. Elliott, of the Railway Appeal Board, left for the south last evening.

Mr. anf l IS * Jamieson, 0 f Christchurch, arc at the Grand Hotel.

Commander S. Rubin, of the United States Navy, arrived in Auckland yesterday morning.

Mr. w. D. Holgate, president of tli 3 New Zealand Coalmine Owners' Federation, returned from Wellington yesterday morning.

Mr. Justice Herdrnan is expected to return to Auckland to-morrow, and to resume duty at the Supreme Court on Monday.

Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Armstrong, 0 f Taupo, who are at the Hotel Stonehurst, will leave for England by the Port Alma on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Dodson, Mr. and, Mrs. J- J- Byrne, and Mr. and Mrs. FJ A. Welsh, of Wellington, are at; the Station Hotel.

Mr. S. J• Harbutt, deputy-chairman of the Auckland Electric-Power Board, left by train yesterday afternoon eri route to Christchurch.

Mr. C. M. Croft, Canadian Trade Commissioner, left by train yesterday afternoon for Wellington. He will «. turn on Montiry.

Dr. P. A. Ardagh, who has been absent from Christchurch for a year on a tour of Europe and America, returned to Christchurch last week.

Mr. J. Lawrence, of Melbourne, Mr. P. Kirkcaldie, of Wellington, Mr. S. W. Moscrip, of Gisborne, and Mr. H. Macdonald, of Oponoui, are at the Hotel Cargen.

Mr. C. Van Bergen, of the Shell Oil Company, arrived at Auckland from Us Angeles" by tho Sonoma yesterday in tin course of "a business tour of the world. He is at the Central Hotel.

Mr. A. S. Burton, Mr. C. Hayden and Mr. E. Harden, of Sydney, Mr. 11. J. West, of Whakatane. Mr. F. Bates, of Tauranga, and Mr. I?. E. Cox, o[ Tsumarunui, are at the Station Hotel.

The Rev. C. Hyde, of the staff of St. Gabriel's, Pinilico, a notable London church, has accepted the assistantcuracy of All Saints', Palmerston North. This "post has been rendered vacant bv the departure for England of the Rev.. J. R. Nield.

Captain T. B. Sewell, commander of the intercolonial passenger steamer Maunganui, became seriously ill at Wellington and had to go on shore. He was relieved by Captain J. Rankine, who brought the vessel. to Auckland, where the command was taken over by Captain W. W. Hender.