PERSONAL.

Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18878, 23 February 1933, Page 6

PERSONAL.

Mr G. D. Hill, of Suva, is at the Hamilton Hotel. Dr. A. S. Brewis was elected a life member of the Hamilton Beautifying Society last night. Mr W. Goodfellow returned this morning from Wellington, where he had 'been conferring with the Government on dairy export matters. Archdeacon W. J. Hands, formerly vicar of Suva, will take charge of Holy Trinity Church, Avonside, after Easter. Mr R. D. Duxlield left to-day for To Puke to judge the milking shorthorns at the Te Puke show. Mr. F. J. B. Ryburn, of Paterangi, is judging the pedigree Jersey classes at the Te Puke show. Mr. W. Fisher of Pukerimu, is attending the same fixture to act as Judge in the light horses class. The acting-vicar of Otorohanga, the Rev. E. R. Wright, has been notified of his appointment to the Huntly parish. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir P. Lee Brocklehurst, of Macclesfield, England, wtio has spent two months in New Zealand, left Auckland by the Monowai for Sydney to-day. Dr. E. F. d’Ath, professor of pathology at Otago University, has left Dunedin en route to Canberra, where he will attend the Australian Cancer Research 'Congress. Mr Dynes Fulton, chairman of directors of the New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company, Limited, returned tin's morning from Wellington, where he attended a meeting of the Dairy Pro-, duce Board yesterday. Hamilton Hotel guests include Messrs S. F. Dudley Smith, Glynn Roberts, 11. 11. McKennoy, W. Taylor, C. A. Randrup, L. S. Fisher (Auckland), R. S. Webb, W, Sunley, W. V. Watson, W. G. Rees Jones (Wellington) and C. A. Davis (Dunedin). Mr Olius. E. Quin left Otorohanga on Tuesday night for Wellington, after spending his final leave with his relatives, prior to iiis departure for Western Samoa, whore lie will take up the position of cashier to the Treasury. Mr Spencer Booth, late manager of the Britannia and Princess Theatres, Wellington, lias taken over [lie position of publicity manager of the ; ,Grand Theatre in Dunedin. Mr S. W. M. Stilling, who nas rcprosenlcd Hie Australian National Travel Association in New Zealand during Ihe last two years, lias been appointed to represent tourist interests on the special Australian trade display vessel Nieuw Holland, which is to visit I lie East. Mr Sliding will probably return to New Zealand at the end of June. Mr F. C. Weetman will arrive from Australia next month to art in Mr Stilling’s place.