PERSONAL

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19890, 18 March 1939, Page 6

PERSONAL

Messrs. G: W. Hutchison, A. (sraysen, F. G. Farrell and A. A. Digan, executive members of the Automible Association (Auckland), wno have been visiting Gisborne, left this morning on their return to Auckland. An interesting visitor to Gisborne shortly will be the Rev. H. Davies, of the Presbyterian mission in Canton villages. He is one of the two missionaries supported by the young men’s Bible classes of the Presbyterian Church of New Zealand, having been stationed in Canton for the last 25 years. He will hddress the 'morning congregation at St. Andrew’s and the evening congregation o! Mangapapa-Kaiti churches on Sunday, April 2. Mr. A. G. Hultquist, M.P., who has been paying a visit to the East Coast portion of the Bay of Plenty electorate, returned to Gisborne last 'evening. He was to have been a member of the party which made a survey flight from Gisborne to Auckland in the Korimako, the D.H. 86 machine which will be used by Union Airways on the Gisborne-Auckland service. Advice of the indisposition of Mrs. Hultquist, however, was received on his arrival at Gisborne, and he returned td Whnkatane by road today. lie will spend the next fortnight at his electorate headquarters. by Union Airways’ planes to-day from Gisborne to Napier and other places in the North Island—Gis-borne-Napier.—Messrs. G. T. Burley, 11. Kennedy and S. Haanc. GisbornePalmerston North. —Miss I. O'Brien; Mr. W. M. Webster; Gisborne-Welling-tcn.—Mr. W. L. Newnham. GisborneNew Plymouth—Mr. T. Straker. Gis-borne-Auckland.— Mr. E. Knopwoocl. Yesterday’s passengers included:— Napier-Gisborne.—Misses F. Smealon and E. Derecourt; Messrs. J. S. Wauehop, B. White, R. L. McGregor W. C. Whitfield, G. T. Bull, A. Willis and A. File. Palmerston 'North-Gisborno —Mrs. A. E. Mercer; Messrs. R. Porter and N. Sutton. Palmerston North- | Napier. —Miss Holland. Wellington- • Gisborne. —Mr. Leo White,