Personal Items.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17401, 11 March 1922, Page 11

Personal Items.

„ r flobieson, se aer f n ™*~ ihC. Insurance Utnce, on superannuation. ,to f®" 14 „ E jJe]Jhous«, Dlin ' b , t ® r rte R« r - ?; xarunaki =ti'ect -MetlioJ^ii a Pj uvliington, is seriously illcable message state® 'hat . lonflOD ca , n flU dience to sir jpg ' represented New ji«S Conference. "Rishop of Dunedm, arnvfrom the south, and is /U Bishop's house Barba«iii the ne : at Papanui to-morro« ill I *'®', TflCO bs elder son of Mr J[f of Springfield road, advice that he b«* '* cn _ ; n paining a Ufliversi y - The Liberal and Moderijnettmg" *" , f jTeatherston rfflM Sherston, as a candidate JfrSw- """ fenttffMttt kS® 8 .* jn the interests ot the ReThis makes four candiLng been received that the ' Christopher C. Mallow, W- B ,TT m ofMrJ. J. Marlow, Dunedin. has become Klin's College, Bro, Jlnrlon' rweived his it the Convent of Mercy, i an d later at the ChristtfUSS sS»I. B. is .U 30 "1 j £ w>t t»p» l,r °jt. r ; to the recent Methodist '"JjrrSneetlnf! in Auckland wfl& of the Methodist Episco%nich, of America. He will lec- * , the ?." r, T» To Si /"'Abraham Lincoln. Tola will preach in the E" s t Belt Sin the morning, and at Durham Church in the evening In the EiwHe wfl he welcomed by the 'JkL.-Linwood, organised by the jgj, Uiniouary Auxiliary, t press Association te'ecram from rfcX «Ut«» that the members of LltiS-forest service at present in £S in Wellington took t . ,,e °.°: ifirto meet their Min'stennl ES Francis Bell) and bid him [SJpn'or to his departure to En*. Bm «i'wW«y- Th ? (Mr S&ntoAM and the secretary iftilHw Turner) spoke of the pro'U™6* bt the D«n«rtment as the 'SSrfSir efforts and ®ZmM Wm with an address. !?fcfoci» Bell thanked the .officers fcW ! 1oy«l iW*toe. sntd that Swewsor (Sir R. : 'ri&oae m*a of all others to whom VwM wiA to transfer his portOilJVsncis Bell will leave for the end of the month.