PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21324, 27 October 1932, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. M H. Wynyard, motorists' repr«« sentative on the Main Highways Board, left for Wellington by the limited express last evening. Mr. A. Milliken was yesterday- admitted by Mr. Justice Herd'man as a barrister of the Supreme Court, on the motion 5 of Mr. T. N. Baxter. Mr. H. G. Williams, manager of General Motors Acceptance Corporation, arrived in. Auckland yesterday morning on a business visit. Mr. P. B. Foote of Timaru, was elected a life member of tne Real Estate Institute of New Zealand at the annual conference held in Auckland yesterday. . Mr J Guiniven Mayor of Takapuna, who is a patient in the Auckland -Hospital, was reported yesterday to be shown an improvement in his condition. Mr W R Brinsley, of Dunedin, and Mr L Hazel, of London, who are making a tour of New Zealand, arrived from Rotorua yesterday. They are afc the Grand Hotel. , Mr Stewart Fraser, export manager of Riley' (Coventry), Limited will reach Auckland from London by the Rang,tiki to-day. He will make a business tour of the Dominion. Sir George Fowlds, president of the Auckland University College Council, left by train last evening for Wellington to attend the quarterly meeting of the Senate of the University of New Zealand. He will return on Saturday morning. The Rev W. J; Elliott, superintendent of the Gisborne Methodist Church Circuit, will retire from the active work of the ministry at the end of next March. He will then complete 40 years in th-e ministry and 50 years as a preacher in the service of his Church. Sir Alison Russell, K.C., who has held a number of important Office appointments, and was formerly Chief JusSee of Tanganyika Territory, returned to Auckland 'JSfSX tour of the Dominion. He will leave by the Remuera to-day for England. He the Grand Hotel.