PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23048, 27 May 1938, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr D. J. Cummines, Commissiones i of Police, is expected to Hamilton this morning. Mr. Justice Ostler and Mrs. Ostler' will leave .Wellington by the AwaW HH to-night on a visit to Queensland, ffw y: | m Mr. W. E. Leadley, Dominion on* -0 111 ganiscr of the Soldiers' Civil Re-estab. - . J lishment League, is visiting Auckland. Mr. A. M. Seaman was a passenger ?S|B| by the limited express last night lor Wellington, where he will attend-» meeting of the Associated Chambers of IPI Commerce. Rear-Admiral the Hon. E. R. Drunu-t|l§| mond, commodore commanding - the : New Zealand Division of the Royal, Navy, was a passenger for Wellington, by the limited express last night. Mr. C. J. Tunks, Auckland district' commissioner of the St. John Ambulance Association, ieft for Wellington'; J by train yesterdayJaftcrnoon to attend the annual meeting of the Chapter of St. John. Mr. A. H. Johnstone, K.C., left by•: the limited express last night for Well, v ington to join the Awatea sailing fop:* Sydney to-night. He intends to visit Queensland, where he will spend about ?!■ six weeks. ; Mr. C. M. Turrell has been elected ! chairman of the Wellington Harbour?; Board, in succession to Mr. D. J. Mo- 0 Gowan. One of two members repre. f-. senting the payers of dues on British f ; ships, Mr. Turrell has been on the :4 board for 19 years. - Captain A. H. Davey has resumed 7 command of the Union Company 1 !?, transtasinan liner Awatea, which arrived at Wellington yesterday from Sydney. Captain G. B. Morgan, who was relieving him, has returned ta Wellington for orders. Dr. I. J- Cunningham, research officer in animal nutrition at the Wat J. laceville veterinary laboratory, will represent New Zealand at the annual ft general meeting of the Australian, Veterinary Association. Dr. Cunningham is at in Australia. .