PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23143, 15 September 1938, Page 14

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. H. Luke left for tlio limited express last night.

Mr. C. R. Ford travelled to 'Welling, ton by tlio limiled express last nighfc"

Commodore H. E. Horan, Chief" of Naval Staff, arrived in Auckland f rora Wellington yesterday. i l

Mr. W. T. Anderton, M.P., Was a passenger for Wellington by the 1 linf. ited express last night.

Mr. A. G. Lunn, president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce, left for Wellington by the limited express last night.

Colonel L. D. Bennett, officer commanding the London Scottish, left London on August 22 on a six months' visit to New Zealand and Australia.

Mr. Leslie Moller. of Dunedin, one of tho Rhodes Scholars for 1935, who for the past three years hos been study, ing law at Balliol College. Oxford, is returning to New Zealand and , will reach Wellington by the Maunganui to-morrow.

Captain R. D. Oliver. 8.5.C.. A.D.G., second naval member of the New Zealand Naval Board, arrived from Wellington by tlio limited express yesterday moming. Captain Oliver wiff shortly return to England after having served a two-vcar term in the Dominion.

Captain F. M. Smith, formerly of the molor-ship Coptic, is at present in command of the Shaw, SaviH and Alhion liner Thcmistooles, in the Australian trade, relieving Captain C. Wood, who is on holiday leave. Captain .T. Gaskell is in of the Coptic for the time being. <■

Lieutenant-Colonel AForbes, of the Australian Army Staff Corns, accompanied by Mrs. Forbes, will leave for Sydney by the Wanganella to-night. LioutVn ant-Colon el • Forbes. v;lio organised the unveiling ceremony of the Australian memorial at Villers Bretonneux in July, reached Auckland by the Tamaroa from England last Friday. Thev are at the Station Hotel.