PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22928, 5 January 1938, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. T. Dill Edwards, of a visitor to Auckland. and Station Hotel, i .v Hvli Mr. J. G. L. Hewitt, S.M. cJfJfi I man of the Kailways Appeal was a passenger for WellmgWi&mjf limited express last night. Mr. T. W. T. Tuckey, of who visits New Zealand annuaifv^jS*-' : the trout fishing, returned from Tamw • I yesterday and ia at the Grand Hotel. ' | The Hon. W. E. Barnard, Speafctb. of thtf House of Representatives,' a passenger from Palmerston North fcpS 5, the early express yesterday morning, The Hon. T. W. White, Minister of Trade and Customs M | for Wellington by air yesterdayV'Ha ' was accompanied by Mrs. White raiad Miss White, and they were to lea*** for Sydney by the Awatea last evening/; Colonel A. M. Kettlewell pgnd Colonel P. S. Allen, retired Imperial Army officers, arrived at Wellington W the Awatea on Monday to spend » holiday in New Zealand. They to visit the South Island and later to fish at Taupo. Mr. F. Beaumont Smith, managm& l director of the J. C. Williamson Bp ture Corporation (N.Z.), Limited, «£ \ rived from Wellington yesterday morning and went on to North Auckland later in the day. He expects to I to Auckland to-morrow. Mr. Gilbert Archey^-director of ? Auckland War Memorial Museum, trip 1 has been visiting museums in several' J overseas countries under tbe terms of a Carnegie Corporation grant, is dift: ! to return to Auckland on January by the Monterey from San Francisco: Mr." C. R. Taylor has been trans, ferred from the office of the Depart ment of Agriculture a;t Te take charge of the office to be opened at Whakatane. He was previously stationed at Rotorna, where he carried out extensive research into bush-si/i* n ess. ~~ 1