PERSONAL

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18758, 15 July 1935, Page 5

PERSONAL

Mr. and .Mrs. S. G. .lours and family. Grniond. have returned from a holiday in Auckland. .Mrs. K. Armstrong and lmr small son. Roy. of Onehuuga, arc spending a holiday in Gisborne with relatives. Mr Tom (1 ray, who has heon associated with the .Wanganui damson Hand for the past 3'4 years, is shortly to leave Wanganui. Recent callers at New Zealand House, hondnn. intitule the following: The tier, and Mrs. .James Aitkcn. Mr. and Mrs. A. ]’. Gilbert, Mrs. E, A. Green. Mr. and Mis. T. and Miss E, M. Sinellie. Mr S. K. 'rennent, manager of the Rank of Australasia at Hawera, lias been appointed manager of the Dunedin nranch' of the hank, in succession to Mr C. C. Cox, who has just- retired. Passengers who travelled to Napier by the East Coast .Airways' plane on Saturday included the following :—Messrs. (1. R. Wood, d. Slewart. 11, Petiha, W. N. Wood. ,!. Burns, G. R, (Tidwell. 11. Garrick and A. I l '. Coker, Those who travelled to Gisborne the same day included Miss Alorris; .Messrs. 11. Garrick. W. Nolan, C. H. Bull, and .!. Reedy. Mr 11. F. Rail’d, M.He.. of the Christ - church Magnetic Observatory, is to leave Wellington on the Maui Pomace next Tuesday for Apia, where he will take up temporary duties at the observatory. The idireftor of .the Apia Observatory, Mr J. Wadsworth, has been :u the tropics for some years, and is now due for furlough.