Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19032, 21 June 1927, Page 10

Personal Items.

The organiser of the Befom Mr A. E. Davy, has resigned. ,«■ 'Mr Walter Leit?h, who wm in Grpymouth at the Dobson! quiry, has returned to ChristohUfchl^^^^ Messrs E. H. Lough (Dun6dm) S. Henderson, and H. J. maru) are at Warner's Hot^^nHft Mr S. C. Thompson has pointed assessor to the New Borough-Council. Mr H. Chapman, district f ager, New Zealand RailwayS, turned to Christchurck from t||||HpP | Mr Harkness, Mayor of WMjHfcto was a visitor 'at last night's JgjSfe£ of the Gity Council, and waSjTimKS by the Mayor. (Mr J. K. Ar|«ffijp Mr Arthur Eoso, New Zealand Licensed 1 sociation, left by last night'ilNmrajSr- |. a 'busin6ss trip to Wellinirtoh^M^£~~|.|■ Messrs W. B. Carey, J, Grigg,. directors of the mills, Ltd., are making a busMl)j^™^| At last night's meeting of "i&o j|l§g3| Council, Cr. F. 11. Cooke, yho present on a holiday 'abroad, granted three months* "te&ve of &bj}fitts§3n§ as from April 28th, t > ' ;|mH| •Mr J. T. Irving, o£. GonvWagM and Caius College, Cafabridge, who laj&ffl doing medical research warkf hw_-Mati|S® awarded the degree of PhilD. hy tauHß Mr J. McNair, District Engineer, j|gß||j accompanying Mr G. J. Maintenance Inspecting Engineer >:TMBB|re Nfew Zealand, on_ his tour of the terbury railway lines. M.Paderewski left - for'.' Dunediii Yesterday morning's first express. 'lh|®||| famous pianist travelled in >tho. apartment carnage, built for the;|)jp«||W and Duchess of York. Messrs-A. T. Wallis (GreymiitiSbt ,?:«i J.-A. Bayno (Wellington), J§| ley (Dunedin), and Captain G.iPritAwjfflra (Wellington), are at the .'.United vice Hotel. * , ,JB||| At last nigiht's meeting of the Council a vote of sympathy ed with: Superintendent C.and the of -the Firo who were injured in a fire Messrs 6. R. MoDonald R. K. Ireland (Oamaru), M. FleniMPg|§l • (Wellington), B. F.: •."■ Goulter. (ManijjfiH borough), J. S. Dick (liyroiWgulßaßM W. Alexander, (Invercargill) arofl|M|| the Clarendon Hotel. Mr Adam B. Smith, Chief ■ Iwp?o| Wfmlm for Canterbury of the Southern Oro In Assurance Co., Ltd., has covered from hii recent actions IVnf s|§§jf| and is. resuming his duties. at *n onjfj ||ra^ Mr Justice Adams and his Mr D.' W. Bussell, arrived at Ho$SBH| tika from Weatport on Saturday, ,evf)jspgS| ing. His Honour, who presidedNyesttfmgH day's - Supreme Court sessions,-at tika, will return to GhristchurehviSjMHH At the meeting of the County Council" last night, the.man, Mr J: CVsland, in movini<>feffl|BßßH •tion of condolence with the of the late Mr S. A.. Staples/ said Wim&sm Mr Staples was chairman or for a great number of. years j: (the speaker) had, had tne sitting under him for a bMhMBHBHM Tha. motion was oarri Dr. B. Cyril E. Atkinson, a former pupil of the High School, and student bury College, and now Public Health, West been nominated by the eral Government to go to confer with the Bockefeller on public health matters, son leaves Sydney by the July 2nd, and from the ing Perth he will be the Bockefeller Institute, and 1 aU to ling and personal e*pi nsefl ||S| by it. Dr. Atkinson is a B. Atkinson, of St. Albanl itreefy