PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22779, 13 July 1937, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. C. 11. Ford was a. passenger for Wellington by the afternoon express yesterday.

Mr. E. W. Alison returned by the limited express from Wellington yesterday morning. Lieutenant It. B. Clark Hutchison, R.N., will leave for England by the. Rotorua to-day. Mr. C. G. Macindoo returned by the limited express from Wellington yesterday morning. Mr. J. Neill, His Majesty's Consul at Nukualofa, will leave for Suva today by the Niagara. Mr. Clyde Carr, M.P.- for Timaru, who has been visiting Auckland, left for tho South by train last night." The Rev. Father F. Bennett, of the , professorial staff of Holy Cross College,Mosgiel, is visiting Auckland. Mr. J. Pascoe returned bv the Niagara from Sydney yesterday after a holiday visit to Australia. The Hon. W. E. Barnard f Speaker of the House of Representatives, arrived in Auckland from Hamilton last night.. Mr. R. W. Robinson,' managing-sec-retary of the Prisoners' Aid Association "of New South Wales, will visit Auckland early in September. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Caldwell, of Auckland, will leave for Suva by the Niagara to-dav. They expect to be away for two or three months. Mr. R. Robertson, principal of the • firm of R. Robertson and Company, of Vancouver, will leave to-day by the Niagara, after a visit to New Zealand. Dr. J. Hardie Neil, of Auckland, will leave by the Niagara to-day for Suva, to deliver a series of lecture? to students at the Central Medical School. • Mr. Justice Johnston, president of the Court of Review, arrived at Auckland yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. Johnston. They are at the Grand Hotel. Mr. A. Rosser and Mr. K. M. Graham, of Auckland, members of the Electoral Boundaries Commission, left for Wellington by the limited express last night. The Rev. Dr. Arthur Taylor, secretary for Scotland of the China Inland Mission, arrived from Sydney by the Niagara yesterday on a short visit to the Dominion. Mr. S. Blomfield, of Nelson, who has been clerk to the Waimea County Council for the past 44 years, ha.s resigned, and will retire from his dutie3 on September 30. Mr. E. 51. Garrett, of J. H. Boyd and Company, Limited, will leave hv the Niagara to-day on a business visit to Canada and the United States. He will be abroad for three months. Mr. R. L. Wilkinson, managing director of the Australasian Battery Company, Limited, will leave for Singapore by the Maetsuycker on Thursday on a business and pleasure trip. Flying-Officer F. R. Dix, Royal New Zealand Air Force, Wigram, who has been detailed for a special course of training in the Royal Air Force, will leave for England by the Rotorua today. Mr. J. Thorn, M.P. for Thames, Mr. M. Y. Young, assistant chief inspector of fisheries, and Mr. E. Sheed, of the Department of Industries and Commerce, who comprise the Fisheries Investigation Committee, are at the Royal Hotel. Sir James Steel-Maitland, of Havelock North, who has been'on a business visit to Australia for the past month, arrived from Sydney by the Niagara yesterday en. route to Toronto, London and Germany. He expects to return to New Zealand in November. Mr. D. A. Bull, a director of the Boots Pure Drug Company, Limited, and Mr. H. Cook, a district manager for the company in England, arrived from Sydney by the Niagara yesterday. They are on their way home after ■ spending a year , in Australia. Mr. G. H. Maddex, an actuary attached to the staff of the United Kingdom Government's Actuary's Department. is expected to arrive in Auckland by the Mataroa on August 12. He will consult with the Government actuary on proposed health insurance and superannuation schemes. Dr. C._ J. Rolls, one of the founders of the New Zealand Bible Training Institute, returned to Auckland by the . Niagara from Sydney yesterday after spending six months on a lecturing tour throughout Australia in the interests of the Sudan Interior Mission. He will leave again for Sydney in about six weeks' time, having accepted the position of dean of the Missionarv and Bible College, Croydon, near Sydney.