PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21803, 18 May 1934, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

Tho Hon. G. J. Smith, M.L.C., of Christch.ureli, is at tho Station Hotel. Mr. E. C.. Turner returned from th« South by tho express yesterday ingSir Stephen Allen arrived from Wellington by the limited express yesterday morning. * Mr. R. Emanuel, director of V. B. Mclnnis and Company, Limited, wili leave for Sydney by the Mariposa today. Captain J. H. S. Macdonald, of the Mersey Paper Company, Nova Scotia, will leave by the Mariposa to-day for Sydney. Mr. J. W. Bailey, of Auckland, hag been appointed adjudicator in elocution at this year's Dunediu competitions festival, Mr. J. N. McLean has been appointed secretary of t*ie New Zealand Poultry Board, and wiil take up his duties on June 1. Mr. Owen Rainger, who has been on a business visit to England and tfio Continent, will return to Auckland by tho Mariposa to-day.

.Mr. and .Mrs. F. Stubbs, of Re-, muera, left for Wellington yesterday to join the Rotorua for England, where they will make a holiday Umr.

Mr. G. K. Hansard, manager of Jas. J. Niven and C'oijipany, Limited, w: 11 leave by ilie Mariposa to-day for Sydney, en route to England.

Mr. J. W. S. McArthur, managing director of the Investment Executive Trust of New Zealand, Limited, will leave by the Mariposa to-day for Sydney.

Mr. G. H. Bnssnnt, manager of the Hotel St. George,. Wellington, and formerly of the Grand* Hotel, Auckland, will leave for Sydney by the Mariposa to-day.

Mr. C. M. Paynter, manager for New Zealand for Godfrey Phillips (New Zealand), Limited, will arrive in Auckland by the limited express this morning. Ho will leave for Melbourne by the Mariposa.

Mr. F. W. Mothes, managing director of the Goldberg Advertising Agency, Limited, will arrive in Auckland this morning by the limited express and will leave by the Mariposa later in the day for Sydney.

Mr. John Barr, chief librarian to ths Auckland City Council, who has been on a tour of New Zealand with Mr. Ralph Munn, of Pittsburgh, representing the Carnegie Corporation, returned from the South yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. Barr.

The Rev. F. G. Harvie, vicar of St. Barnabas' Church, Mount Eden, and Mrs. Harvie left last evening for Wellington. to join the Rotorua for P'ngland, accompanied hy two of their sons, who arc to enter Oxford University. Tie Rev. H. G. Taylor, assistant curate, will be in charge of the parish during Mr. Harvie's absence of about six months.

Mr. Ralph Munn, director of the Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh, who has been on a three weeks' tour of New Zealand with Mr. John Barr, Auckland chief librarian, for the purpose of reporting to the Carnegie Corporation upon the library system of tho Dominion, returned to Auckland hy motor-car yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Munn. They are at ilia Station Hotel, and- will leave by the Mariposa to-day for Australia, where. Mr. Munn is to make a similar survey. In the course of the tour they travelled 3000 miles and visited 49 libraries.