PERSONAL

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22098, 31 October 1933, Page 10

PERSONAL

Mr S. 6. Styche left for Wellington by yesterday’s express. , Mr E. H. Lough was a passenger for Christchurch- by yesterday’s express; Mr F. Jones, M.P., after spending the • week-end in Dunedin, left yesterday on his return to Wellington. _ _ Mr W. A Ott, chairman of the Bluff Harbour Board, arrived in Dunedin last evening and is staying, at the Grand Hotel. ’ V * . Mr R. J. Gilmour, managing director of the Southland Times Company, is at present visiting Dunedin. He is staying at the Grand Hotel. , • Professors'll. J. T. Bell, R. Lawson, J. ■ K H. Inglis, and T. D. Adams Jeft by yesterday dmprning’s express for. Welling-. ton to attend a meeting of the Academic Board. i , Mr H. 'M; Mackay, managing director, Wanaka Mptors. Ltd., left for Welling-,,, ton yesterday morning to attend a conference of White Star Tourist Services, Ltd. . , . _ Mr Percv James arrived in Dunedin from Nelson on Sunday", and will leave to- r day for Queenstown to make the initial arrangements for the holding of a carnival at the well-known Southern Lakes town at Christmas; and New Year. Mr F. N. •Tones, proprietor, of Coney Park, Nelson, is aecomhanying Mr James. A full police funeral was accorded on Sunday (says a Press Association telegram from Auckland) to Constable James ; Shields, of Huntly. who was fatally, injured in a level crossing smash on ,Wednesdayi All commissioned officers; and . over 100 of all ranks took part. - . Passengers by the Aorangi, which arrived, .at Auckland from Vancouver aon . Sunday, included Mr A. Rowlands,s for-, - merly of Auckland, whose business a? in; connection with the inauguration of the Blue, Star Line’s service. ■ .