PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22392, 13 April 1936, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. T. A. Duncan, of Hunterville is at the Grand Hotel. ' Mr. D. Henry returned by the Monowai yesterday from a business visit to Australia. Mr. A. R. Brett, who has been visiting Australia, returned by the Monowai yesterday. Mr. Julius Hogben was a passenger for Wellington by the limited express ' last night. Mr. Claude Heather leaves to-morrow night by the Aorangi on a business visit to Australia. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Poison will leave to-morrow night by the Aorangi for a holiday visit to Adelaide. ! Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Little, of Keri- . keri, will sail for Australia by the Aorangi to-morrow night. ! The Hon. R. McCallum, M.L.C., of Marlborough, arrived from the South by train on Saturday morning. Mr. T. B. Rossiter, of Henry Jones ! Limited, Nelson, will leave for Sydney by the Aorangi to-morrow night.

Mr. David Latimer, who has been * on a business visit to Sydney, returned to Auckland by the Monowai yesterday. Mr. George Rox arrived from Sydney yesterday in connection with the forth, coming season in Auckland of the Long Tack Sam Company. The Hon. H. G. R. Mason, Attorney. I General and Minister of Justice, was a passenger for Wellington by the limited express last night. Lord and Lady Latymer, who hare been visiting New Zealand, left Well-< ington by the Rangitata on Thursday on their return to England. Mr. W. M. Luke, general manager for New Zealand of Canadian National Railways, will be a passenger for Sydney by the Aorangi to-morrow night. Mr. Claude Kingston, concert director for J. C. Williamson, Limited, and J. and N. Tait, will return to Aug. tralia by the Aorangi to-morrow night. Dr. J. R. Ritchie, of Dunedin, ij acting ship's surgeon in. the Shaw, Savill and Albion motor-ship Zealandie, which sailed for London on Saturday evening. Mr. J. W. G. Brodie, managing direotor of British and Dominion Traders, Limited, Wellington, returned from a visit to Australia by the Monowai yesterday evening. Mr. J. Purtell went south by the limited express last night to attend the annual conference of the New Zealand Labour Party, which will begin at Wellington to-morrow.

Mr. Harold Gatty, of Pan-Pacific Airways, who has been on a business visit to New Zealand, will leave for Sydney to-morrow night by the Aorangi, accompanied by his three sons.

Messrs. W. J. Jordan, A. S. Richards, W. J.. Lyon, A. C. Sexton, C. R. Petrie, C. H. Burnett and C. H. Chapman, M.P.'s, left for Wellington by the limited express last night.

Dr. W. Hellenthal, Consul for Germany in Sydney, and Mrs. Hellenthal, arrived by the Monowai yesterday on a holiday visit to the Dominion, during which they will climb in the Southern Alps.

General Sir Norman Macmullen, geneneral officer commanding the Eastern Command in India, who has been on a six weeks' fishing holiday in the Dominion, will leave for Sydney to-morrow night by the Aorangi.

Sir George and Lady Sbirtcliffe, of Wellington, intend to leave for a visit to England by the Tamaroa on May 22. They will return to New Zealand at the end. of the year and will probably stay at Jamaica for a few weeks en route.

Mr. Arthur Way, secretary of the Marton Jockey Club and Marton Agricultural and Pastoral Association, left last week for California aiyl Great Britain. He intends to visit the Continent also, and will return to New Zealand via Suez in about seven months' time.

Mr. Owen Chapman, formerly of the Public Works Department, Napier, will leave for Suva at the end of the present month to take up a position with the Fiji Public Works Department. He is at present spending a holiday with his mother, Mrs. E. M. D. Chapman, of Devonport.