PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22030, 9 February 1935, Page 14

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. A. E. Davy left for the South by the limited express last' evening. • , "j

Mr. C. F. Wickstrom, of Sydney will arrive by the Monterey this mora' ing.

Captain and Mrs. Montague Poller, of Auckland, are on a month's tout in tho North and South Islands.

Mr. ft. Girling Butcher, inspector of fire brigades and explosives, left for tba South by the limited express last evening. -V

Professor J. B. Condliffe, accom-* panied by Mrs. Condi iffe, will leave by the Monterey to-day on his return to England. -•

Mr. J. C. Fishenden, a vice-president of the Royal Life-Sarjng Society with headquarters in London, is visiting Christchurch.

Mr. Scott Colville, of Auckland, wjll leave by the Monterey, to-day for Suva* where he will spend about two months, afterwards proceeding to New York.

Mr. Cecil Marks, general manager 6f United Artists (Aus.), Limited, will arrive from Sydney by the Monterey to-day. He will stay at the Grand Hotel.

Mr. W. J. Radford, managing director of the Rimu Gold Dredging Com-' pany, Hokitika,-and Mrs, Radford, will leave to-day by the Monterey for the United States.

Mr. Frank Goldberg, governing direc-. tor of the Goldberg Advertising Agency," Limited, accompanied by Mrs. Goldberg, will arrive from Sydney by tho Monterey this morning.

The Hon. A. Hamilton, PostmasterGeneral, left Wellington by the Monowai last evening for Sydney. He was accompanied by Mr. G. McNamara, Director-General of Post Offices. They i will confer with representatives of the . British and Australian postal departments on air mails.