PERSONAL ITEM

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22428, 26 May 1936, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEM

Mr. E. C. Turner left for Wellington by yesterday afternoon's express. || Mr. J. A. O. Allum left for the South fay last evening's limited express. Mr. G. W. Hutchison left for Well. ington by last evening's limited express, Mr. J. Payne, assistant Australian Trade Commissioner, is visiting Hamilton. Mr. L. W. Nelson was a passenger for Wellington by the limited express last evening. Sir. F. O. V. Acheson, Judge of ths Native Land Court, arrived from thef! South by train yesterday morning. Mr. A. J. Murdoch, chairman of thell Dairy Produce Board, left for the & South by last evening's limited express.

Mr. W. Clark, of Gisborne, and Mrs,a Clark, will leave by the Niagara tonight for Canada, en route to England. %

Mr. W. T. Court, of Onehunga, will leave for Canada by the Niagara tonight, en route to England and the Continent.

The Hon. H. G. It. Mason, AttorneyGeneral and Minister of Justice, was a passenger for Wellington by the limited express last evening.

Mr. Peter Hockley, of Wellington, manager for New Zealand of Gordon and Gotch (Australasia), Limited, ijj c visiting Auckland, and is at the Grand Hotel.

Mr, W. Kemp, manager of the' Plaza Theatre, Christchurch, is acting I as manager of the Regent Theatre, j Auckland, during the absence of Mr. A. Regan on holiday.

Mr, W. Gauld, formerly assistant Government director of Indian Kailway Companies, who has been visiting New Zealand, will leave for Vancouver tonight by the Niagara.

Mr. C. F. A. Jones, manager of the . South British Insurance Company, Lira-' ited, at Invercargill, will leave by the Niagara to-night on a visit overseas. He is at the Station Hotel.

• Mr. A. W. Essex, passenger manager for New Zealand .of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, Limited, and Mrs. Essex, will leave by tho Niagara, to-night for Canada on six months' - holiday.

Lieut.-Commander E. W. J. Bankes, of H.M.S. Dunedin, will leave on hit return to England, via Canada, by the Niagara to-night, after having been stationed in New Zealand for the. past three years. ,

Flight-Lieutenant L. F. J. Taylor, R.A.F., of Invercargill, has been posted to the Peterborough Station as flying instructor. He was appointed to a per--manent commission on April 1 and promoted to flight-lieutenant on the same day.

The Hon. F. E. Lark, M.L.0., and Mr. W. T. Anderton, Mr. J. G. Barclay, Mr. T. D. Burnett, Mr. W. P. Endean, Mr. W. J. Jordan, Mr. J. A. Lee, Mr. A. S Richards and Mr. A. C. A. Sexton, M.P.'s, were passengers for Wellington by la6t evening's limited express.

Mr. A. W. Hawley, of Wellington, New Zealand representative of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, will leave by the Niagara tonight for England, via Canada and the United States. He will return to the Dominion in about seven months' time via the Suez Canal.

The Rev. Dr. T. Ferrier Hulme, of Bristol, who has been visiting the Dominion, will leave by the Niagara tonight for Canada on his return to England. Dr. Hulme was the official representative of British Methodism at the centenary of the Methodist Church held in Victoria earlier this year.

Mr. William C. Barry, Director of {he Livestock Division of the Department of Agriculture, has been appointed registrar of the Stock Remedies Board, and registrar of the Veterinary Surgeons' Board in succession to Dr. C. J. Reakes, who recently resigned from the position of Director-General of Agriculture.

Mr. A. J. Pople, president of the Auckland Fruit Importers' Association, Mr. Harvey Turner, Mr. J. B. Grove and Mr. W. H. Bice left for Welling*, ton by the limited express last evening, accompanied by Mr. J. Stanton, on business connected with the inquiry by a Parliamentary Committee into the disposal of Rarotongan fruit.