Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18591, 16 January 1926, Page 12

Personal Items.

Sir James Parr, Minister of Bjft* tion, passed .through Christ eh area. J# terday, on his way to Dnnedin, A Sydney cablegram states ||a|jgf < Niagara's passengers include Sir wj? Phillips, and Sir Richard and mk, Messrs T. S. Gibson Alister M. (Auckland)* *;* Wm. Cuinming (Victoria) '«* Warner's Hotel. -jMsi Among the guests at the UaltAift vice Hotel are Messrs B. H. iM||| ton and H. Creagington and Mr T. J. Smith (Sydney)* - Mr W. T. MorriSon, CoMensWj-fl Forests for the Canterbury and OMR* region, has been promoted to tion of Conservator of Forest# fSt Rotorua region. '■<* Mr Farquhar Young has b««a jjSWL, ally engaged for tho Dunedia ®BS'* Club'a Exhibition anniversary fcwtjjhonour the poet's birthday oi» "*?£- ary 2oth, General A. "VST. Andrew, million Chief Commissioner tjMj jflfe Scouts' Association, IeaTOJ for 3>unedin, where he will tawfWW}' the jamboree. ; • Among the recent arrivals Clarendon Hotejl are Messrs Pittendrigh, E. l H. Cunmßffl*Pi. Ac Barber (Wellington), Jiesl» JsS| (BDokitika), C. W. Crocker, M. WW»BS A V. Ussher (Dunedin) and A> Myall (Auckland). Adjutant Gill Inglis, of JjkMJjgSi tion Army, has received word fer to Wellington South. Has been for some iune in cMffllm the Christchurch Salvation will be tendered a public Monday evening. He is ei by Captain Bridge, „ ' 1