PERSONAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1009, 27 June 1930, Page 11

PERSONAL

I Edward Smith, of Karangahape i Bo a/> ft last evenins tor Dunedin- | ... pat Hally. Conciliation Comif JStoner. arrived by the Limited exY press today. I TJeutenant-Colonel I'.Symon.i .JI.G.. ■ was a passenger to Auckland | ',he Limited today. I , [r 3. Levin, of I'eilding. is stayI , I', the Grand Hotel. He is to leave 1 SiorroW for London by the Tainui. ~r E. Savage, who has been ap.inted conductor of the Hamilton L Aiimicipal and Waikato Regimental I Kg. has arrived hi Hamilton. lie f fy formerly at Feilding. , Ir f. W. Cowing, supervisor of the |- ..eistration branch of the General Post I office. Wellington, will retire on supermnuation on Monday next. He has ■ o mpleted 40 years' service in the Post I? and Telegraph Department. » <Rhe Rev. S. X. Salas, who has acted B ~ assistant to the Rabbi of Auckland, ( .; ; e Rev. S. A. Goldstein, for some lime past, has been appointed Rabbi ■ o( Christchurch, and has taken tip his [; new duties there. Mr. H. W. Frost, of the Carlton I Bowling Club, will leave by the , \ o rangi on Tuesday for Vancouver to I lake part in the Empire Games at 1 Hamilton (Canada). Other bowlers I j o i n g by the Aorangi are Messrs. W. Feilding and P. MeWhannel!, WellingI ton, and Leach. Hawera. 1 Mr. P. G. B. Davies, of Fremantle, . Western Australia, who has been i making an extended tour of England and the Continent, arrived in Auclc- ' land last evening by the Port Fremantle. He is accompanied by Mrs. ■ Bavies, and will leave shortly for AusV tralia. HOTEL REGISTER Cargen —Mr. C. F. Warren, Mr. W. I Koskey (London). I Star.—Mr. B. Harvey (Dargaville), Mr. P. M. Muir. Mr. tv. I>. Gillies. Mr. A. Ballinger (Wellington), Mr. W. A. Cunningham (Mas ter t on). Mr W. Grounds (Hokianga), Mr. W. A. Britton (Taihapel. Central.—Mr. K. Lightfoot (Palmerston North), Mr. W. McDonald. Mr. A. Pirie (Wellington). Royal.—Mr. A. Is. Low (Hastings), Mr. B. Young (Wellington). Albert.—Mr. W. A. Hislop (Wellington), Mr. J. Corbett (Matamuta), Mr. F. Clapham (Hamilton).