PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22901, 2 December 1937, Page 14

PERSONAL ITEMS

•- ; y Mr. C. Reginald Ford leaves f 0 * : Rotorua by motor-car this inorning, Dr. W. Hellenthal, of Wellington Consul for Germany in New Zealand! i 3 at the Grand Hotel. \, The Hons. Eliot It. Davis and B. f Martin, M.L.C.'s, left for Wellington by the limited express- last night. The Hon. C. J. Carrington, M.L.C., ' : was a passenger by the limited ex- ' 1 press from Wellington yesterday morning. , .• • _*• *.. • Dr. T. G. Gray, Director-General of|P Mental Hospitals, returned to Well.# ; ington by the limited express last night. Mr. E. J. Phelan, No. 1 Transport: Licensing Authority, was a passenger on the limited express for Wellington last night. \' t .' Mr. M. G. C. McCaiil, president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce, returned to Wellington by train last night. V Mr. A. M. Ferguson, chairman of directors of John Burns and Company,. Limited, returned from Wellington by. air yesterday. Mr. 11. C. Addison, inspector for New Zealand for the Bank of New f-| South Wales, is visiting Auckland and is at the Grand Hotel. Mr. G. T. Wilson, superintendent of transportation for the Railway Department, returned to Wellington by the limited express last/ night. The Rev. George SEjrost, of Epsom, went into a private '.hospital a few days ago to undergo a% operation. He is making satisfactory progress toward recovery. Mr. R. B. Tennent, Director of the Fields Division, Department of Agriculture, was a passenger by the limited express from Wellington yesterday morning. Mr. H. A. Gatward, acting-senior „ inspector of the Labour Department at Christchurch, has been transferred to Wanganui as district inspector of factories. Captain W. G. Gentry, N.Z.S.C., of general headquarters, Wellington, left Wellington by the Tamaroa last night for England to spend two years at the Staff College, Camberley. The Rev. Dr. A. Woodbury, S.M., of St. Patrick's College,, Silverstream, arrived by the limited express from the South yesterday morning. He will leave for Australia next week to take up an appointment at the new Marist seminary near Parramatta. Mr. M. Vigeneno, Vice-Consul, for the Netherland in Australia and New Zealand, was a passenger by the Maunganui from Melbourne, disembarking at Milford Sound on Saturday. His intention was to make a trip over the Milford Track and reach Inverearpll at the end of this week. He will continue a trip through New Zealand by motor-car.