PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22463, 6 July 1936, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. C. M; Richwhite returned Si train from Wellington on Saturday

The Rev. C. G. Scrimgeour return** from Wellington by train on Satu day.

Mr. E. W. Alison was a passeni* for Wellington by last evening's limitSl express.

Mr. J. C. Whitney and Mr. F. L a West returned from Wellington ' Saturday. otl

. ; vvV_VjjMl Mr. Alan Dona/d was a passen eP , for the South by the limited exnrL. I last evening. '

Sir George Elliot was a passeng e , from Wellington by the limited express on Saturday. J

Mr. 1"). W. Dmilop, secretary of th a Auckland Education Board, "left f or Wellington by train last evening.

Mr. E. J. PhcJan returned to Auck, land by the limited express on Saturi day after a brief visit to Wellington, "

Mr. James Fletcher, managing, director of the Fletcher Construction Company, returned from the South on Saturday.

Mr. W. J. Lyon, M.P., arrived from Wellington by the limited express on Saturday morning, and returned by train last evening.

Mr. H. N. Ilunt, of Wellington, ao. companied by Mrs. Hunt and their son, arrived in Auckland yesterday They will leave by the Monowai toi morrow on the Islands cruise.

Mr. W. E. Anderson, secretary of the Auckland Employers' Association returned to Auckland by the limited express yesterday from Wellington, where he has been engaged on Arbitral tion Court business.

Mr. W. Cassels-Brown, superintendent of the Challenge Phosphate Company, Limited returned from Welling, ton on Saturday, after appearing be. fore the Arbitration Court as technical representative for the New Zealand fertiliser industry.

Mr. C. F. Champion, secretary of the Christchurch Drainage Board, has completed 30 years' service with the board. He joined the board's staff in 1906 as a junior clerk, was appointed accountant in 19] 2, acting-secretary in 1920, and was confirmed in the position of secretary and treasurer in 1921.