PERSONAL.

Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19313, 20 July 1934, Page 4

PERSONAL.

The Governor-General, Lord Bledisloc, and Lady Blcdisloe yesterday paid a visit of inspection to the Government veterinary laboratory at Wallaceville.

Mr. 11. Valentine, of Wellington, president of tiie New Zealand Society of Accountants, is visiting Hamilton.

Mr. J. M. Stewart has been elected president of tlie Christchurch Rotary Club.

Sir George Schuster, who has been Finance .Member of the Executive Council of India since 1928 lias been appointed a director of the. English, Scottish and Australian Bank.

Senor Celulio Vargas, provisional President, lias been elected the first constitutional President of tiie second Brazilian Republic.

At a well-attended meeting of the congregation of the Balmoral (Auckland) Presbyterian Church last evening it was unanimously decided lo extend a call lo the Rev. R. N. Alley, of Balc'culha.

Sir Robert Anderson, of Invercargill, and Mr G. W. Clinkard, Tourist Director, are among the passengers by the Niagara which left Sydney yeslord; i,>■ for Auckland.

Lieutenant b. Wicksea.l. N.Z.S.C.. adjuatd id' 1!;• ■ Waikato Hegimonl, will leave Hamilton 10-nmrrow evening for Treiilham to atH-nd a course of ilist fie li■ >ll in Die u-e of Hie new Ihreeinch Stokes mortars whi di are being issued lo Ihe infantry battalions.

llaradlon Hole! guests include Messi’s W. luflT, E. H. Norman. .1. LafI'aii i Wollinglon . c. 11. I’. Eil/.gerald (Ellliam). W. C. Douglas, ,L H. Gray, l. Mae Ewan. \. C. ijuickley, It. Petersen and G. W. Spencer (Auckland).

The PI. Rev. L. S. Komplhorue, bishop in Polynesia, who left New Zealand at Ihe beginning of .lime for Sydney, on route |o ocean and Nauru Islands, arrived id Lyttelton on Monday from Nauru by Ihe motor-ship olivebank. lie will leave by Ihe Niagara next week for 1 1 is headquarters at Suva.