Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18670, 20 April 1926, Page 6

Personal Items.

Sir Joseph Ward, who spesl flfe*^ end in Christchurch, west aertfc iJBf night's ferry steamer. TIP Sir James Parr wu tfct members of the Cabinet at laS&Bit Parliament Souse yesterday. *B|le Messrs B. E. Ireland McDonald (Blenheim), aad A. kME(Sydney), are staying at tha c£Sj2p The appointment is aaaaaawiiKi Mr J. S. Middleton to tho MsfSfsl Assistant Manager of th» jbBSI* Bank, Christchurch. Yesterday's arrivals at VwrtT Hotel included: Messrs J. )t>f&ii (Melbourne), A. Masters, W. Bu&£ ' C. Baird (Wellington), xt& %WL\ (Timaru). 31' Mrs Hilda Barker was ipU|l> the position of matron of t4«'f9w age under the control of tho NttWH terbury Hospital Boafd, at Jttt&sav'! meeting of that body. " f %W$ Mr H. Blakeley has beta tinS-choir-master of the Durham stMagH odist Church, to fill the postrnwH the twelve months' absent* alNHnf Mr J. F. Studholme and ifcfiMK holme, of Canterbury, who SB abroad on a lengthy tow, litajltOTm New Zealand by the Botoraa?ll§||§§ special message from our Aoes)nli» Messrs M. A. Philips 0. Dunn, J. H. Dunn H. A. Speedy, £. F. Stnbhs Bay), A. C. MeKellar, T. &» (Wairarapa), and T. luhH cheater) are Btaying at the wBhW Mr Malcolm Leadbetter, lington -College, has ben <MnH| Mathematics Master at BfcJsMsJBI College, vice Mr J. H. WlDiiaifJHHfi who has resigned in the legal profession. Mr ■ StiMHf was sixth in the Junior CUirahH arship list. •In the BJU he topped New Zealand in Pli|MBW raatics and Physics. He §4fIHH M.A. with second-class IWffiHHH mathematics. He has beenjfnHHH of the Wellington College stafUHM years. Mr Leadbetter is • sJoHH od athlete, being the hriflaroipjM™ Zealand championships fa 220 yards, anoF for two ?**otJhHH the University championship *JHH|H distances. He is also a mcmWIHBM Victoria College first fifteen. -jffflffl^B