PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21254, 6 August 1932, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

•'-<*3858 Mr. J. Fuller, of Sydney, returned fa Auckland yesterday, and is at the Grand Hotel. Major-General W. L. If. Sinelair-BnrJf gess, General Officer Commanding fh* '• New Zealand Forces, has been visiting th* South Island. Mr. W. Wallace, . chairman of the a Auikland Hospital Hoard, left by the exg press yesterday afternoon for Taumaruniii. e He is expected to return this evening. e Mr. G. W. Hutchison. Mayor of Auckland, will leave for Sydnpy by t);a e Aorangi on Monday on a short holiday v visit, returning by the Monterey on Aug. y ust 30. Mr. A. J. Entrican, deputy. 3 mayor, will officiate during Mr. riutcli;i- son's absence. g s Mr. Edward Smith, picsident of the Pharmacy Board of New Zealand, -will n leave by tho Aorangi on Monday for gydr ney, where he will represent tho board at t a conference of the pharmacy boards of s Australia and New Zealand. He will also attend the pharmaceutical section of the Science Congress in Sydney on August 19 a and 20. n / The Rev. Duncan MacGregor, a son of Mr. Justice MacGregor, arrived at Well. s ington from England by the Rangitata >f yesterday. Mr. MacGregor, who was at College House, Christchurclv under Canon Wilford, went to F.neland in 1928 to Westy cott House, Cambridge, where he read i- theology. In 1929 he was ordained, and r# for the last three years has ben working *, in the parish of St. Barnabas, Kensington, London.