PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22197, 26 August 1935, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. T. N. Small wood arrived from Wellington on Saturday morning. Mr. E. Anderson returned fr oa Wellington on Saturday morning. , Mr. M. J. Savage, Leader of tjj o - Opposition, left last evening for Well, ington. Mr. Taite Te Tomo, M.P. for West, em Maori, arrived from the South at tho week-end. ' v Sir Apirana Ngata and Lady Ngata were passengers bv the limited express last evening for Wellington. Mr. Gainor Jackson left for Wellington last evening. He will return to' Auckland in about 10 days' time. Mr. L. W. Robertson, locomotive engineer for the Auckland railway district, left for Taranaki last evening. Mr. A. J. Stallworthy, M.P. fop Eden, returned from Wellington by the limited express on Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. P. Blundell. of Well, ington, arrived from the South yesterday morning. They are at the Station Hotel. Mr. Robert Laidlaw, sen. ; who has been spending the winter in Queensland, returned to Auckland by the Mariposa on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. MacEwnn, of Wellington, returned by the Mariposaon Saturday after a short holiday visit to Australia. They are at the Grand Hotel. .j-P ] The Rev. C. G. Serimgeonr, who has been visiting Sydney, returned to Auckland by the Mariposa on Saturday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Scrimgeour. Mr. R. G. Hosking, president of th&:. Whangarei Racing Club, arrived at Auckland by the Mariposa on Saturday after a short business and pleasure visit to Sydney. Mr. H. C. Baulf, northern district" ■ organiser of the Democrat Party, who* has been attending a conference of the party in Wellington, returned to Auckland yesterday morning. Mr. J. O. Dovle, chairman of the Bice Marketing Board for New South Wales, passed through Auckland onSaturday, en route to the UnitedStates on a business visit. Mr. Kingi Tniiiwi, manager of the New Zealand Maori Ruehv ■ tonring team, and Mr. W. J. Wallace,,, who acted as coach, left for Wellington by the limited express last evening. Mr. L. F. Casey, of Greymouf:h,.has. been appointed manager of the Hamilton branch of the Government : Life Insurance Office, in place of Mr. J. S. Prentice, who ha 3 been promoted to ; take charge of the Christchurch office.' Mr. E. A. Callanan, chairman of tho hoard of directors of the Vacuum 03 Proprietary, Limited, with headquarters in Melbourne, arrived by the Mariposa on Saturday to spend a fortnight's holiday in the Dominion. He is: at the Hotel Cargen. v ; . Mr. A. Grayson, president, and Mr. G. W. Hutchison, secretary, of the Automobile Association (Auckland), returned by car yesterday from .New Plymouth, where they have been at-; tending the annual conference of the North Island M otor Union. Mr. W A. Cowan, a graduate of Otago University, who is now tutor in' classics and librarian at Adelaide.University, was a through passenger, pit the Mariposa on Saturday. Mr. Cowan has received a Carnegie grant and will continue his studies at the University of Minnesota. Later he will travel to Britain and the Continent. t Mr. Harold Gatty, technical adviser . to the United States Army Air Corps, who has been visiting relatives in Australia, arrived at Auckland by the Mariposa on Saturday to spend a month in the Dominion before sailing on his return to the ' United States. Mr. Gatty, who is accompanied by his son, is at the Grand Hotel. ' „Mr. H. S. Robinson, general secretary of the Melanesian Mission in Sydney, who was formerly stationed in Auckland, was a passenger by, the Mariposa from Australia on Saturday. Mr. Robinson will leave for Welling-, ton this evening to attend the annual meeting of the New Zealand Board of Missions. He will return to Australia by the Monterey on September 6.