Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19357, 9 July 1928, Page 8

Personal Items.

Mr H. T. Armstrong, Mlllw from Wellington yesterday, , His Lordship Bishop West-Vital at present confined to his bono'ml influenza. Dr. T. E. A. General of Health, arrived3f|tSro church from the north on Sat|«liy|; Mr. A. T. Donnelly,. Crownjjjragi tor, Christchurch, left by on Friday for a combined holiday trip to Sydney. . V ','s|l Messrs H. H. Higgins (Wetfusm Norman Reid (Sydney), inidv&. Fo| gate (Sheffield) are guests at' the ted Service Hotel. ,1| Messrs W. W. Thomson R. D. Thomson (Wellmgtpn)j|-MoS R. Mara (Wellington) the Clarendon Hotel. The Hons. Mr Isitt, jj&Mfflm Moore, M.L.C., J. Barr, MI/0® Buddo, M.P., and Mt H. S 8 J® M.P., arrived in Christchurcn fm Wellington on Saturday. J|| The Rev. L. A. Day.of GorffSi accepted a call to the tist Church, and will duties there in September. Ha gjjgp the Rev. Knowlea Kempton, . 3||||l

Captain G. M. S. .Bruce, ofaM|| fence Department, left WelMgtf|fl Sydney by the Marama en India. At the end of the montjj|lflH A. S. Hooper will leave for Messrs H. M. Herron (N6w||gffl F. Aldinger (New York),'.o.'lW| (Wellington), E. C. Batteraby'fljß ton), and R. Wall (Wellinfro||jß staying at Warner's Hotel. :.|l|§| Dr. D. C, Low, resident the Nelson Public Hospital; inwjffli to the Board meeting last intended to resign in orderjt|agE private practice in Nelson tnis ra|M early next year. ' Dr. J. E. Borland, SouthjOTMKl aminer for the Trinity _ QolWh|m Music, London, left on Hokitika, where he frill of the Island. He will: Pggfflßi Christchurch at the end Mr A. M. Robertson, ofHe|||§ has been appointed postal MMiSMj® Wellesley street Post in succession to Mr J. V. Wjj2||g A. Williams is acting-postmaavWM Mr Robertson takes over Dr. G. M. Scott, for sistant superintendent at tne Sanatorium, shortly. He was a Medical Board during »j, later was in charge of the Sanatorium. On the invitation of the Wales, Admiral of the Jellicoe has accepted the port President of the British vice League, in _ bug**® l "®, Jjm Haig (states a British message). Mr C. Bonner, who> hj« "J® representative of J. y> iffifißg Ltd., in Christchurch, forOTwJagM past, left for Sydney on Marama. He has been Mr M. Ralph, who has with many theatrical JOteip , world stars in recent Lieutenant-Colonel D. D.5.0., V.D., has mand of the Corps of lington, and is transfflrrea^ngaKßj serve of Officers, !iljffiflk N. Annabell, M.C., has ed to command the y° t™ ~*9 gineers. - %j3pSI Mr R. J. Moody, of the district office of the Pub partment, has been r Kurow. to take charge of department and Waitaki river Prior to his departure, t district office pair of motoring glove* pipes. In asking his gifts, the district P Ronayne. so valuable an offioer as wished their Bj success in his new ed that Mr Moodv *onl<l Mm the best, wishes of «{SjgSSPm whom he h«d been