Personal Items.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17629, 5 December 1922, Page 6

Pe rso nal Items.

bv of Pt,w America. Ta biti i , Sir Francis . P( * -a?—"»cvsg.i Mr W. g tt % Tl '« awn .< ,« ?*""• <: was referred to £ t W Mr J. fc& '"gt't's meoHnsf of K f £ e % »t£ ou ßh Counci^auVh 151 1 ,a % was of^ the'SeSk^fi/c?-^! ff^syars Medical Depot. the Sott^ tion the Board decided f ° n condolence to the wife t)>« teased to act with Professor examiner m dental surge! >* sntsi.-i&Vi A»«aa„aA„ J. H. Simmonds, wlio i« Jt;. StT ' Kothwell has, however ** withdraw his name frL >» He is not anxious to leavo SBs| , At Wterday's meeting of iUa church Tramways Board? J , M?* on the motion of the Hon J T* seconded by Mr J. A . elected chairman for the ensZt months. An amendment that Staples should b© feated. Mr A. S TaZ jl,!!f>. deputy-chairman. M «fectedjj< Owing to the division in tba land and Hawke's Bay land disff several changes will take'pj ft iNapier Lands Department ear?*St new year. Mrtf. WardropK appointed chief clerk, secretary hS Land Board, and receiver li A revenue at Gisborne; Mr T. Tttfi to similar positions at Namer^f! sat -

lhe following visitors who inhii, in Christehurch yesterday are atiriu - at Warner's Hotel:—Messrs B Colyn (Auckland), W, V. (Auckland), P. B. Bolt (Welliwilp B. Hudson (Dunedin), E. H. Lj 1 '; (Duuedin), B. R. Macdonald ((Sit ine), J. liamsay (Wellington), W.fa. wart (Melbourne), J. Goulstor(Bjtjl ney), A. B. Bollon (Bendigolj/rt'| Cales (Melbourne), H. D. Ohrfifa .a (Sydney), A. K. Hobaon (Meltes and W. Davis (Melbourne). ••••/•■• ?f| The members of tho Csntftte :1 Press Club mot last evening to t;S good-bye to Mr Stuart leaving Christehurch to-day.-jftoliMf associated with the Annette ftljSsf Film Company since its inceptici jfrll Harry Waters presented Jfr flirai '' with a case of pipes and HrJ. Hnlw *•? read an address from the- ffl»l*i! l eil' ; ' y presented Mr Barnes with MitaiJttF '* life membership of the Press Club. The address refemi n-P glowing terms to theiiighestoea.lv.j which Air Barnes is held church friends. In reply, Mr BmS said that he was very grateful for honour done to him. He had newtii all his wanderings met with such: gw? fellowship as he had.in Ohmtchura,: It was not what was done, hut the m},: in which it was done that had ed him. He hated to lease church, and would always remembefSM friends of the Press Club. ■ v;