PERSONAL.

Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18873, 17 February 1933, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Amongst recent callers at New Zealand House, London, were Mr and Mrs S. N. Ziman, Cambridge and Dr. 11. S. Douglas, Hamilton. Registered at the Hamilton Hotel are Messrs G. Rutherford and R. W. Morgan (Christchurch), E. J. Wills (Palmerston North), and A. Ridd (New Plymouth). Auckland visitors at the Hamilton Hotel include Messrs C. Hawkins, G. W. Spence, T. O'Shea, D. Barham, A. Wilson, F. Windsor, ,T. Pascoe, G. Court, F. Pollock, and Captain D. Donaldson. Sir William • Hall-. Tones has been granted leave of absence from the Legislative Council for Hie remainder of the session on account of illness, stales a Press Association message from Wellington. The Governor-General, Lord Riedisloe, has appointed Captain M. J. C. de Meric honorary naval aid-de-camp on his slaff in plane of Captain V. A. G. Grulchley, Y.G., whose term in that capacity lias expired. Captain de .Meric is in command of 11.M.3 Dimedin. After .18 years’ service with Hie New Zealand police force Superin- ! lenilcnt Eceles, who lias been in ' charge nf the Dunedin district since .lime. Itm. will retire on super;liimi.ilion on .July lb. states a Press Association message. | At the monthly meeting of the I llnnll y Ratepayers’ and Citizens’ Asj socialion a resolution lo nominate and support Mr W. C. E. George for the oilier of Mayor al Hie coming , borough election was carried unanimously. Mr George was elected Mayor when llunlly was constiluled a borough three years ago. No other nominations have yet been received.