Personal Items.

Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 19391, 17 August 1928, Page 10

Personal Items.

Mr B. T. Ba%, tfejJyK of the Labour DepattiiiWll'SP church, is in WeßfagtflZrfOlwll departmental busiaesfc Mr John FarreJl. AaAfcttllliP i or J- ?-c v,m^mSm Auckland for a short imWiS^m n • -'" *ifili Marlborough CohW gßßlWgfr N. SleighCwtoSSSSHß arrived at Auckland by ttiJgttß? MajorT. M. Wi&ee fLflP'' Services in New ZealttdjSgSsl? Christchurci from WSuSS?SKS ferry steamer Wahin^jJjggKW' Mr Alfred O'She*. tUJBMII * ian tenor, arrnred'.iii (AmSSSK I the West Coast 1 m K at the Clarendon Ho«« ll Tj^ , i Guests at the United ' include:—Messrs 0. tkriSMtSSFrton) and H. AtkiaX*sßP'

Recent arrivals at Wtfimiil include:—Messrs J. (Dunedin), A. A. Adams ({aMfSk Mr E. D. K. Smith, solicitor, has been I '' barrister by his Honour SsfflLß Adams, on the motion a(!]|||§!3l| Mr T. Forsyth, M.P., iBMS elected chairman of Education Board, this hflhjfwgl time he has been elect*fty|Blßl . Sir Mark Sheldon, sioner for Australia uTwifHl States, who arrived at Sydney by the MsJieto,'lffiS§ffl§§ Maunganui for San fnacwgaraH to Mr Alee Public Works and Australian Parliament, lrjfrarfMEß passenger on the Niftgm|gif&B9 Sir Alexander Roberts, JmUHh ernor of Rotary in New ZegJkH&H Mr D. J. McGownii Wellington Rotary Crab, IftBEHI annual meeting of the MSB! Rotary Club on Wednesds*ij^ra9 Judge T. P. Carey.' «Os|nHl| Court of Hoboken, 9««>mhH joined the ship at Wellington by the K«b*nh9H| spending a few days in Wflfißßlll will go on to Sydney,; ./Im&ttm Major-General R, frttJraHHßl Officer Commanding fto JnNbjHHh of New' Zealand, Christchurch during tbilMlnHl turned to Wellington hftJaßaKP steamer last evening. 'mjg&BBBKL Mr F. T. M. Kissel. fMBHI Engineer of the Pttblie-^WWH—M ment, who has been ;nfIMMH9 naki for the purpose of <mSh99H the electric supply milhnlJßffigWM returned to Wellington jje|WHflH«

who was injured in>' ft , raMR&BI at Niagara Falls IrtfcilifHHHi proving, according-