PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21805, 21 May 1934, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. D. Arrieil. of the Denary, u rfhhnrf Affairs, is at 5- - • VMr. H. G. R. Mason, M.P. f or A Holland Suburbs, left for Wellington \tl evening. Mr. F. Langstone, M.P. f or W „- man no, arrived in Auckland on Safari day morning. " Mr. C E. Bellringer has been re/ elected chairman of the New Plvm™,+w Harbour Board. vmoutfc Mr. C. T. P. IJlm and Mr. G TT ( Allan, the well-known airmen, are if tho Gi;and Hotel. ' C a(i Mr. A. L. Braisby, inspector of police at Samoa, and Mrs. Braisby, have left for England on a six months' tour. Dr. T. J. Hughes, medical officer of health in Auckland, who is visiting tb« South Island, expects to return this week. The lit. "Rev. AY. H. Bnddeler, Bishop of Melanesia, visited Hamilton during tho week-end. He will arrivrt in Auckland to-day. 9 Mr. F. G. Huso and Mr. C. C Howard, audit inspectors for the Railway Department, arrived by train oit Saturday morning. Mr. Rex King, a prominent Canterbury Rugby football forward, and a member of the 19-31 University team which toured Australia, will leave for England next month to continue his studies as a school teacher. Sir Alan Anderson, chairman of thfj Orient Steam Navigation Company, will visit New Zealand toward the end of this year. Accompanied by Lady Anderson and their daughter. Miss Hermiona Anderson,'Sir Alan will arrive in Australia in October, and after attending the Melbourne Centenary celebrations will come to New Zealand. Mr. James Fletcher, managing, director of the Fletcher Construction' Company, Limited, returned from Dunedin on Saturday mornine. He was accompanied by Mr. E. H. Rhodes, a' director of the company, who has been visiting the quarries at Bluff and inspecting the steel construction work at tho new post office at Duiiedin. Mr. H. P. Chinchen, of the London' head office of the National Bank nf New Zealand, and formerly of Auckland, has been appointed the representative of the Auckland Chamber of Commerce on the Council of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce of, the British Empire. He will occupy the post formerly held by Mr. A. Rowlands, who, owing to continued absences from London, has tendered his. resignation.