PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22673, 10 March 1937, Page 14

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. H. J. Kelliher left Auckland last ' night by the limited express for Wei! ington.

Mr. Gainor Jackson left Auckland bv the limited express for Wellington last night.

Mr. J. Fletcher was a passenger to the south by the . limited express last night.

Mr. F. A. Hellaby was a passenger f or Wellington by the afternoon express yes. torday.

Mr. C. Bruce i Smith returned from Wellington by the limited express yesterday morning.

The Rt. Rev. H. W. Williams, Bishop of Waiapu, arrived by train from Napier yesterday morning.

Mr. T. 0. Bishop, secretary of the New Zealand Employers' Federation, « at the Grand Hotel.

Mr. C. Alma Baker has returned to Auckland from a fishing holiday in the north and is at the Hotel Cargen.

Mr. H. F. Ayson. Resident Commissioner of the Cook Islands, arrived from the South by -train yesterday morning' and left last night by the Matua for the islands.

Lord Balfour of Burleigh, a director of the National-Bank of New Zealand, who has been on a short visit to the Dominion, was to leave Wellington by. the Awatea for Sydney yesterday.

Dr. Karl Popper, who has been appointed lecturer in education and philosophy at Canterbury University College, and Mrs. Popper are due to arrive in Wellington on Friday by the Rangitata from England.

Mr. W. F. Bull, the new -Canadian Trade Commissioner for New Zealand, made his first official call on the Mayor, Mr. Ernest Davis, yesterday. He was accompanied by the Assistant Canadian Trade Commissioner, Mr. R. P. Bower.

Mr. H. S. X. Robinson, of Sydney, general secretary of the Melanesian Mis-" sion, will arrive at Auckland by the Mariposa on April 1 to arrange an itinerary for the mission ship Southern Cross VII., which is expected about that date.

Sir John Lamb, a former Under-Sec-retary for Scotland for seven years, will arrive at "Wellington on March 30 by the Awatea from Sydney. Accompanied by' his niece, Miss M. D. Stewart, Sir.John intends to make a tour of both islands before leaving on May 6 by the Rangitane for England.