Personal Items.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18072, 14 May 1924, Page 8

Personal Items.

General Booth left Auckland day by the Niagara for > ' : - -Messrs R. B. Paul (Wellingtons '1 Carterton to take up his residence ' .Now Plymouth as engineer to tWT4ro-''Hi naki Power Board. >£ Messrs H. A. Goodwin A. "Wilson (Auckland), It. (London), L. L>. Pateison (WelUimt<M IslMund E. Wilson (lnvercargill) at the United Service HoteL \- 51" ' J Mr Barry Marschel has redgntf managership of the Theatre Hamilton, a position which he for five years, and on medical''■'■cijjW will rest for some time. Messrs A. J. Wall is (Dunedin), Farquharson (DunetVn), I), C. Tu»®. i v t (Timaru), and A. W. Whateley hngton) are among the -guests • iISwJ Cl£endon Hotel. The Springs-Ellcsmere Electriciitowi^ 5 * Board, at its meeting on Monday pressed sympathy with the Safer tfeaton Rhodes in his illness, «u>d ♦jjfr|j& liopQ that he would soon be fufiy' stored to health. . Commodore T. E. - Wardle; *'D.Sittllti li.N., hoisted his flag on H;M A.B" .VI el bourne at Sydney on May Ist. rijir' commander, of the Australians. fleet iasO, succession to AddiWji^^f' who leaves shortly for Mr H. H. Donald, who i 8 a; 5 of the Masterton-Opaki. been/invited to join the New ritte team tor Bisley. Mr Donald' ' not definitely decided yhether make the trip. > Advice has been received frttn bourne of the appointment-" of Xt W> Mawson Stewart, Public AccouriitottV,^ v Christchurch, as a local directorifii - North British and r-. Company, Limited. j Mr S. R. Thomson, who has ffi[r years has been associated with" Wright, Stephenson and ;Co., * J tioneer and stock broker m lxas received promotion as and joint manager at .Masterton*, I. a} <' Mr G. Wycherley, chief the Dunedin "Jiiveuing btar," is ' .Sanger by the Moeraki, -which■ kit: yesterday ior Melbourne. Mr ' iey ib about to pay a six ,monthß , I \vi^f s -.V to Manila and the East for' 'nawfefErC reasons. ' < \" ! Mr Guy Farrell, on connexion, with the Kaiappi,Co., was. presented with^two.. i suit cases, an oak clocky and chair trom the members- of ,the,atfflßg|S':.with whom he ha s b6en;aaiociat^d-'^^^-v' the past fifteen years, -; ,' ■ r . ;"SgSj^.' At thft laat. meeting, of]> the, -ton District; ;11.5;A.)- ! pressed regret '-at" tk& as < J. G. Gow, of hiSjl iarmH&kyears been a ;memberatifr< lt and committee. - th© • "tod • (IBgRl&l* i oi, JfMjroffi' recovery was authorised.. t The ReV, C.-L. Spnrrjw, vicari^^&r recently* asked 'by the .Alxshbishop ' take over the l etiarge ■.of -fOtira ni' ditioin to his present dut}etf,' r ,h&s A?# to ii'and&wjU/^miMncejiM'.^ir, r!ier.,vFi-:'Vl 1 Mr Sorrow's the latter is ''^' ,'Mr A, dent of th 4 Automp>fl« ,»|S •Association, was annual ,v sg meeting of the Southland , ( MctoVAssoj, ; -W ciation.heldon Monday erehingj and ,received a from;. members present. At the conclusions?"' I ®. business of the >fit the request of the>'members spoke interestingjy bf . what, was doile by the Canterbury r iilso gave a- few;,observations question of Mtoad' formation. ' ? At tlie iJ Saturday, thert 1 was a large of members of the Club, " Mr R. A. Wilson, who has. j moted from the Inyercargill 1 NvZ.-insurance aOdt, ■;-huL tion • of. ohief'-'felferk at office >of the ing Mr Wilson a j notes, referred to to the Olub in < uirpronng'.the- tHatpjffiSJ | ;rnnq^.a'iuid»to ; t olub competitions} and apettv ments. Mr Wilson had BeetoSraSMSPn nf strength to.the.club,» bdtli - tain and- champdop. I'On. Mr CruickshanK. 'the.;, t mously expressea the ;de«re (Wilson should be elected aMife iHWOPfc3 j ot , the' matter would , i^Lv^wenii™ f w r - thn next meetang T , - U WK'.'