Personal Items.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 17986, 1 February 1924, Page 8

Personal Items.

3ir D. %V-hit! wk m Magistrate's CW transferred to AucyL . The Hon. Mark rui ' sis is on a tour 0 i B present spending nm - " tw .; The Hon. (J, g ' jig from J>un^ia h second express las* « turn WufioaSSj* <4| J Tlio E<3V. R\, <? T , 'fißl ill Barnabas CWcfe,' « tx?on on an ; »t''Mailt . Britain, is Christehurch on p4u°4^M' M Messrs W. R \t„ "1 111 ? J. S. HiddWtoafe J Iv. Ireland * guests at tie «- 3tr E. J. Ho Waid Ml) IT present eerioudy-ilj' *V» JS' : n r"i°Jf °i Jill slightly at mid-dav t suffered a relnp» v condition is still Kriuus, ® £ij§ < Messrs E. W 11. A. Boucher <AuokU«,r? (weii i ngto l , ) l a:SS;\§l< J. Patrick (SvdnfvY , * (Wellington), * C 7 J ombo), P. L. Alortun r.'atM * J. H. (S,v W amer's Hotel. * 816 Messrs H. Albert rw«n- ' Ml \ k* p ( & j 'Stratford), N. S ij'.vt bourne), H. S. Pe^tfc M ; Gaffnoy (Melbourne). [ S"OT 1 merston North), anri* ft.l^jj|gl 1 Crawford (Keswick, eLL**®! ■ guests at tho United gf JKj Christehurch braLlfvTlM' New, South Wales, of Ins promotion to tl* toM. ! ment, Wellington. : 'Jfc Ff® Donald, of the local staff. bCW' moted to the position of Wt^§|§ Tho Earl and Countess «{ .ill who are visiting New Z«J» guests of the Govermnont Christehurch yesterday jjjl at the Clarendon Hot?' hvySS to-morrowforDunodin/retufiiiH^J to Hawke's Bay, when. *' r . ffijP the guests of Sfr sell. The Earl:and Australia, en route % illiFebruary 22nd. Tho "Musical Times" (fc-T-.i, .Ml December announces thci shaw, organist of Christ<W <vSS»g dral, together with mw, students of the lego of Music, has feen the first Fellows of ihn C'« fSB honours have been oonfww-i t. *!» nition of the completion «! TV twllli veai- of tho College-iuid tfe of a Royal Charter, Ifo such distinguished wraiw u %vHnt Edna:Thornton and Mr NdtsMiW the well-known [.infers, RiiiiSriri-gl Catterall, one of tttkw violinists. In the vordg o! tlsCd*® 1 report, upon the urmnitA.* Wsat® dation of the Boanl 0 f ip ten musicians hrd noim A I Fellowship,, "having iri>n •■nk' 1 -^3gft nition r and therphy rtSwtti upon the CoJlege," Dr. Daniol Mannix. bishop of Melbourne, mml fo, j jM Carthy, Bishop of bsadhsat. in Christehurch on }V'e|ia«alji lW g pamed by, Bishop Broihe. Mannix and his coll(ia£,w holiday in Nov Zsalfcd, sal no public enpagwncats in (ap-ajjlffi® intended to leave lor Danftisvjffi dav morning, but tlwir iMJi'ififfffii delayed in conseipjeiice c-f. BMnjHiM Carthy havinc 1o cntoi pital for trepimenl. At lliiteti-raHfj cently ho had of.o, of>j? scalded aa a result of fei'srosj Ground oil ivhicli ho -vfii way. When he rewhej CtwiSai on Wednesday ;1, was fouifl injury required Mlier tfwiSfiiiWijSj was stated last niftht/tist iirtis j«5 proving, but thdt jt days before he tfculd hi afcfe saSl the Hospital and tliul it that they would thus a| Christehurch until atiw «»| gl When tho Bishcp has If their intention to tr»ve] ia & W i| where they would JIW hsrt iw» it not been for the ;6CciSeSlj#!!4li! | there oft to Dunetlia. IfySffi ff| the-' will return an't f«« WcSf! Christehurch en ■ rottt« te i where Archbishop MatiSot vii . Dean Carew Memorial S®' 1 School., Thcv will ®o froffl • to Wellington to teko . le© celebrations of Buhop Sojra lp