PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 669, 22 May 1929, Page 9

PERSONAL

a P. Herman went South last evening by the Limited.

Miss L. M - Cranwell, newly"pointed botanist to the Auckland Museum, has taken up her duties. Commodore G. T. C. P. Swabey, T . M. returned from Wellington by this morning's Limited. / The Hon. G. W. Forbes, Minister of lands and Agriculture, left for the South by the Limited last evening. Mr. Carrick TVedderspoon, of Christrrh arrived from the South this morning on the Limited. Mr. Beaumont Smith, of .T. C. Williamson Films, left for Wellington by the Limited last evening. Mr. B. J. Schofield, of Lochiel Road, Remuera. is in Taupo for a few days fishing. He will return to town at the end of the week. Mr. H. H. Sterling, general manager of the New Zealand Railways, who has heen visiting Auckland, returned to Wellington last evening. Mr. S. T. Paviour-Smitli, of Wellington who has been on a business trip to England and America, returned today by the Port Auckland. Mr. A. Main, secretary of the Waiteraata Power Board, left by the Limited last evening to attend the Dominion conference of power board secretaries in Wellington. Miss Mary Allen, Dunedin, Mrs. A. Sluan, Melbourne, and Mr. Frank Staughton, Sydney, were among the passengers who arrived today by the Port Auckland from the United States. Mr. A. F. B. Small, of the Te Kuiti branch of the Bank of New Zealand, has been appointed manager of the Apia branch in Samoa. He will leave Auckland on June 15. Mr. W. .T. Poison, M.P. for Stratford and president of the New Zealand Farmers’ Union, is visiting Auckland. Today he was present at the Auckland provincial conference of the ,mion. ’Messrs. E. Aldridge, R. B. Todd and f'. M. Waters, local body representatives appointed to the council of the VuVS'kland Institute and Museum, attended their first meeting yesterday and were welcomed by the president, Mr. HI. E. Valle. The» Rev. Herman Van Stuveren, Chief .Rabbi, of Wellington. accompanied'. by his wife and daughter, arrived Hi Whangavei by the express vestenftLy. They will stay at the Settlersf Hotel for an indefinite period. Mr. G. ,N. Morris, who was recently appointee' stipendiary magistrate for the North Auckland circuit, and Mr. Tressider, .the new clerk of the court, are visiting Whangarei. They will return to A-uckland today, and will take up their respective positions next month. Members ctf the Auckland Harbour Board Social' and Welfare Club met on Tuesday to make a presentation to Mr. W. B. Hill, of tlic treasurer’s staff, on the occasion of his approaching marrige. The president, Mr. H. B. Burnett, spi»ke of the goodwill of the members to Mr. Hill, who responded. Mr A. G. Napiter. superintendent of the Dunlin Fire ’Brigade for 17 years, has resigned, owing to his continued ill-health. He served for 11 years in various departmen tv* of a South Australian brigade. Air- J. J. feaimon who has been associated tne brigade for 39 yeafls, has been appointed superintend! vnt. —P.A. HOTEL REC^ISTER Grand.—Mr. W. J. Bolson (Stratford): Mr. .1. McKendrifck (Melbourne), Mr. G. Springhall. Mr. A. Jacobs (Wellington). # # Cargen.—Captain M. Beeley (Condon). » * Star.—Mr. A. Pick (Vienna), Mr- C. J. Gumming, Mr. J. C. Laindy (Wellington), Mr. M. Fraser (“Whangarei). Mr. J. A. Andrews (Dunedin). * * * Central.—Mr. T. Rowe (Nlapier), Mr. T. L. Thomas (WanganuiV Stuart Smith (Victoria). M-r. .A. Biddies (Dargaville), Mr. L. WalkintlOffi (>* a «rley). • * * Royal.—Mr. A. E. Rolfe. MrBrodrick. Mr. T. Holden (Wellington), Mr. J. W. Hampson (Stratford), Mr. J. Morrison (Christchurch). Albert.—Mr. B. Dennis (TiraiW). Mr. F. Taylor. Mr. N. F. Taylor (Ilpukapakapa), Mr. A. W. Masters. -M r - A-. Masters (Kaitaia). Mr. F. Wt HArris (Napier).