Personal Items.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18184, 22 September 1924, Page 9

Personal Items.

Mr Sidney Hoben leaves to-day on a visit to Dunedin. Mr Harry Waters, manager ot Everybody's Theatre on Saturday from a visit to Idigland. Mr T. N. Horsley returned to GhrisopTmrcli on Saturday from a trip, occupying six months, to the Continent', Great Britain and America. Recent arrivals at the Clarendon arc Messrs E. Macmtosa (\SeUmgton), W. E. Fuller (Wellington) and W. Ross (Foxfcon). Mil ? ra* (Wellington) and B. Bright (Veiling ton). The Rev. Father P. Kerley,, who for tho oast few years hasJ-*-' nrfwurator at Hfcl Bede'e College, Papa- ' • j, leaving this week to take charge nutram S.M. of Wanganui,. wdl succeed Father Kerlev at St. Bode's, and Father Kimbell, 'S:M., of lairlie, goet> to Wimgnnui. Tho resignation of Mr J. P. Kalaugner supervisor of the manual and technical branch,. was tendered to theAuck. land Education Board last week. Air Kalaaeber j s retiring on superannuation at the © n( 3 of October. The Board #>.spre63od its high appreciation of his H«rvices, aiyl it was decided that Mr J) \V. iTunlop, advisorj- inspector, should carrv on Mr Kalaughev's <Jutios. Mr Kalaugher went to Auckland from Canterbury about 14 years ago to join tlie staf? of tlio Seddon Memorial Tec-hnical College. He was appointed to the position of supervisor of tiie manual and technical branch about two years later.