PERSONAL.

Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17966, 11 March 1930, Page 6

PERSONAL.

Sir James Gunson will leave Auckland by the Aorangi to-day on a business visit to Los Angeles. Archbishop Averill and Mrs Averill will leave Auckland by the Aorangi to-day on an extended tour abroad. Mr R. Martini, of Hamilton, is ill in a private hospital in Auckland. Air Frank Anscll, of Wellington, publicity manager for Mctro-Gold-wyn-Maycr Films, is in Hamil.lon. Mr Noel Allen, llie well-known New Zealand musical comedy actor, was a recent caller at New Zealand House in London. Mr. T. IL Henderson, who is leaving on May 2 on a trip to England, was granted six months’ leave of absence at the meeting of the Waikato County Council to-day. Inspector T. T. Hugo, Government Inspector of Fire Brigades in New Zealand, who inspected the local brigade last evening, left for the South by the limited express. ' Messrs L- A. Watts (Okaiawa), S. W. Whyte (liawera), C. M. Richwhite (Auckland), B. S- Temple, C. Miilwaid (Palmerston North), II- Henderson (Wellington), A. W. Akers (Linton) and G. Law' (New Plymouth) are at the Hamilton HotelLady Patricia Ramsay unveiled a portrait of her father, the Duke Oi Connaught, at the headquarters ■ of the League or Empire. The portrait was painted by an Australian artist, James (juiun. It is a replica of Sai gent’s portrait at Clarence House. Dr. P. 11. Buck, formerly Director of Maori Hygiene in New Zealand, arrived at Wellington from Rarotonga yesterday. Dr. Buck accepted a research position with the Bishop Museum, Honolulu, about two years aao. lie has spent the last year in the Cook Islands. Dr. Buck will leave Auckland for Honolulu to-day. Mr Zanc Grey and party travelled as * far as Papeete by the steamer Makura, which arrived at Wellington from San Francisco to-day. The party is to spend some lime in the islands, and, according lo reports from America, it is possible that .Mr Grey will conic to New Zealand again in the near future. Advice lias come through from Olago University that Mr A. D. Trended', M.A., has been given first-class honours in Latin for the M.A. degree, besides passing in Greek and English. Mr Trended is an old boy of King's College, and won a university scholarship from King's College in 1925. He will proceed later on lo Cambridge University. Meanwhile he has a temporary position on the stP.fi of King’s Colicsix. Auckland.