PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22694, 5 April 1937, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. J. B. Paterson returned hy train from Wellington yesterday morning.

Mr. G. M. Rich-white left for Wellington by the limited express lagr, night.

Mr. C. R. Ford arrived in Auckland by train from Wellington on Saturday morning.

Mr. W. Goodfellow was a passensur on the limited express for Wellington last night.

The Hon. F. E. Larji, M.L.C., arrived in Auckland on Saturday morning by train from Wellington.

Mr. D. J- Crammings, Cotnmissionei of Police, returned to Wellington lv? the limited express last night.

Mr. E. L. Rut ledge, general manager in New Zealand for the Fox Film Corporation, left by train last night for Wellington.

The Rt. Rev. L. S. K>mpthorne. Bishop in Polynesia, arrived bv the Aorangi last evening to attend General Synod at Hamilton.

Mr. J. P. Moffat, Consul-General for the United States at _ Sydney, was a through passenger to San Francisco by the Mariposa on Saturday.

Sir. W. Dtmsian, general manager of the Melbourne Herald, was a through passenger by the Mariposa, which arrived in Auckland on Saturday.

Mr. A. B. Cox and Mr. J. A, Moffett, directors of the Texas Oil Company. Sydney, were through passengers by the Mariposa on Saturday.

Messrs. C. R. Petrie, W. T. Andertoo and A. S. Richards, M.P.'s, returned to Auckland on Saturday morning by train from Wellington.

Mr. T. C. Brash, secretary of ths New Zealand Dairy Board, returned to Wellington by train last night after a tour of inspection in the north.

Squadron-Leader F. R. W. Scherger. of the Royal Australian Air Force, is a through passenger for Sydney by the Aorangi. which arrived from Vancouver last night.

Mr. John O'Shea. city solicitor, and Mrs. O'Shea. are to leave for London by the Rangitata on Wednesday. They will he absent from Ne-ar Zealand for'aboatr six months.

Mr. M. "Scott-Young. New Zealand representative Phileo Radio and Television Corporation of _America, lefts on Saturday on a business trip to America. He is accompanied by His wife.

Colonel -J. Northeott, a member of the Australian Staff Corps, arrived at Auckland by the Aorangi from Vancouver last night on, his aray to Australia. He is accompanied by Mrs. Northeott and their two daughters.

Mr. A. T. Tyler, general manager of Parke, Davis and Company, Limited, Sydney, arrived in Auckland by the Mariposa on Saturday. He is spending a fortnight in New Zealand and left for Wellington by the express on Saturday afternoon.

The Hon. A. G. Ogiivie, Premier of Tasmania, was a through passenger to San Francisco on the Mariposa on Saturday. He is travelling to London to attend the Empire Parliamentary Conference and will later visit the where he intends to investigate marketing conditions.

Mr. H. Hunter, who was recently appointed managing director of Paramount Pictures in Australia and New Zealand, arrived at Auckland by the. Aorangi last night on his way to" Sydney. He was met on arrival by Mr. W. Hurworth. general sales manager, and Mr. J. A. Sixsmith. secretary-treasurer of the company in Australia, "and s»y Mr. S. H. Craig, general manager of the company in New Zealand.

Mr. M. S. Duckworth ■ has bees appointed to the position of deputy. town clerk of Wellington, a postion which has. been vacant since the appointment of Mr. B. O. Peterson as city treasurer. Mr. Duckworth commenced his experience in the traffic manager's office of the New Zealand Railways in Dunedin in 191'6. Later he became secretary to the general manager,-then Mr. R. W. McVilly, continuing in that capacity under suppressive administrations until he resigned to take up the position of committe; clerk to the Wellington City Council.