PERSONAL.

Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17787, 12 August 1929, Page 6

PERSONAL.

The Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Ward, spent the week-end at Invercargill.

Messrs A. E. Bouillon, H. J. Ferguson and H. Luxford were guests at the Hamilton Rotary Club luncheon today.

Mr Dynes Fulton, chairman of directors of the New Zealand Co-opera-tive Dairy Company, left for Wellington last evening.

Mr W. M. Armour, health inspector in Dunedin for the last 18 years, has been transferred to Auckland as senior inspector.

The district traffic manager of Railways for the Wellington district, Mr John Cameron, retired last week on superannuation after completing 40 years in the service of the department.

Commissioner Hay, officer in charge of the Salvation Army in New Zealand, has been officially advised that General E. J. Higgins, who succeeded the late General Bramwell Booth in command of the Salvation Army, will arrive in Wellington in February.

Sir Apirana Ngata and Messrs. Norman Bell (Wellington), J. H. Banks (Taihape), A. W. Langbein, W. T. Collins and R. A. Fowler (Auckland) and Captain F. Colbeck (Morrinsville) were guests at the Empire Hotel during the week-end.

Mr W. E. Henley, of Napier, one of the Rhodes Scholars for the current year, will sail from Wellington by the Maunganui to-morrow for Montreal, where he will represent New Zealand at the International Students’ Conference. He then preceeds to England to take up his Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford University.