Personal Items.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17749, 28 April 1923, Page 12

Personal Items.

Mr Frank Thompson, general manager of* the Cnristchureh Tramways, returns from Wellington this morning.

Mr W. Geo. Brass was granted a land agent's license at the Magistrates Court yesterday.

Among tne guests at Warner's Hotel are Messrs C. Bowman (JDunediu), D. A. Ewen (Wellington), J. *\ Ewen (Auckland), H. M. <iates (London), and (J. J. tteid (Wellington).

Dr. u. R. Lindsay (Auckland), J. S. Heay (Melbourne), Messrs B. C. Eglmton (Paimerston Xs'orth), R. R. Ireland (Oamaru), 1-. J. Murray '(Woodbank), and J. 11. Holgate (l'imaru) are staying at the Clarendon Hotel. Mr J. M. Bishop, who has just been awarded the traveling scholarship for Now Zealand for engineering, is a son of Mi- J. C. Bishop, of Mem street, Wellington. He graduated Bachelor of Engineering at Canterbury College a year ago, and last week left for Sydney to take a responsible post with U»e British General Electric Company.

Mr H. W. Cow, <M«H tralia and Nw monwealth and at Wellington if* m M jCTH Manuka this wee». JKfiH| combining bunhww ing his month's stay J».jM| intends to enjoy. t.PH 1b New' Zealand. , jWßjk The Hon. George Jfa§H just spent ten ww» deputation from iw * Society, of which Australian Bo*™,. Zealand by the Mw«W'HM Fowldß, who went dowy?|S|i in the missionary f"ffl| Williams, states tht* WH doing, splendid w«*« w *3m| amongst the natives- ' S^Wffl Mr Hargreaves, tb« ls|||j English expedition Iftsf Sept«»«Wß||H in Wellington ""rSflB observing the •September 10th m f3o|[l|jl greavesis a WH«f <fsfl| noraical Society, tf4j*«l of the Chaldean *>OTffiH| quarters in Engl*"*' jj»ra Mr Walter Monfe,JTO™ theatrical circles, by the Manuka twe *™Emßm rangements lanlonMajWhrfWiMl son of Emeline gg* | ftrr ango the opening on a**J H*"- tfifrtHHSß Sir Haiw Lwder« ««■ of whioh Mr £ bx ~ ~^H| The members <>£ Jsi39H assembled in the afternoon, and Mr W. pipes, and » «*%!jE|H tobacco pouch. Freeman, some Hopkins suitably feeling with" such MrfalPjjf^pß