Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19114, 24 September 1927, Page 14

Personal Items.

Sir Apirana-Ngata, - M.P. • Eastern Maori• electorate, is the Clarendon Hotel. Mr Justice Adams arrircd'ihiCjftm, church from the W?st Cowt Mil® day evening. ; Sir George Clifford,. who . patient at Lewishani'fcr sonwWJSSSg: i has returned ,to his home. . Among the guests at ! Hotel are Messrs K. Tagudmßp i and H. R. Hobday (Aucklaitda|g Messrs F. Lincoln, E. R(. JfSggl'j arid W. J. Truscott staying at the Clarendon Messrs E. B. S Hill.JjtbgfJK" (Auckland), R- AY and G. D; Wales ing ;at the United Service •The vesignationsf of Henry and R.B- Clarko front masterships of Waimairi Schools were accepted by Board yesterday. .The "flSEHßffil to congratulate them on the inspectorate. Mr B. N. T. Blafe»J^Wi sent headmaster of the .InOMHpfc; mal School, and Mr C. foWSttm M.A., headmaster of South school, have been inspectors to the Educatt 'went- of New Zealand*"*" Mr Davis . Hunt, Mary's Church, Merivate,?!»s■»» seven years, who has was met by the choir. Thursday evening and a heavy electric stand. la j bers spoke of Mr Hunt s » tion with 6t Mary's as organist. Mr Hunt. organist in different places Of fifty-two vears. : At the annual meeting ' wood Tennis Club, the pK*2?!KpM N. F. Jackson, referred- wyara|jjtt ; sustained by the club . death of its patron, the Taylor, who had, duriijgj; socintion with the <? a fk*.j3aßßßfe offices of vice-president, trew^JWr auditor. He had also been ,-gg, dent of the Canterbury J*, Association, and a ■ Grounds Committee at A vote of sympathy was relatives, members standing^