PERSONAL.
Mr D. J. Richardson, of General Motors, Ltd., is in Hamilton.
Mr. W. Lee Martin, M.P. arrived in Hamilton by the limited this morning. He will return to Wellington on Monday evening.
(Messrs G. Bell (Kelso), A. A. Marton (Auckland), J. li. Russell (Wanganui), 11. M. Boyd (Wellington), and K. M. Stewart (Hastings) are at the Hamilton Hotel,
The British Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, who will he accompanied by his daughter, Miss Ishbcl MacDonald, will leave London for Geneva to-day lo attend the meeting of the Assembly of the League of Nations.
Mr 11. G. Cato, who recently retired from connection with the Bank of New Zealand after 40 years of service, the latter half of which was spent in Napier, was met by prominent citizens of Napier and presented with a wcllfllled wallet.
Mr. E. A. James, who for the past 23 years lias been actively associated with the Reform Party, for several years past in the capacity of the Dominion secretary of the Reform League, is resigning his position, on account of increasing ill-health, at the end of September. Mr. James will he succeeded as Dominion secretary by Mr. A. E. Mandcr, who until recently was Workers’ Educational Association lecturer for Victoria University College.
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Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 17804, 31 August 1929, Page 6
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