Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19624, 21 May 1929, Page 8

Personal Items.

Messrs R K. Ireland (Ouaaru) amt J. M. Fr&ser (.Danedin) are st*ji«« ** the Clarendon HotelA rote of sympathy with Dr. I. ft, Levinge m his present i lines* wej| passed at yesterday's meeting of the Empire Shopping Weak Onouattftta, Mr A. H. Messenger, Chief Gorers> meat Publicity Officer, will visit r%Htt-t-hurch to day or to-morrow te eaais* with the Prepress Leagce regardi** Canterbury publicity. Keceot arrivals at Warner's Heist include:—Mea*r» K. H. Lough (Dtaae» din), H. C. Newman tHokitika), H. Joachim (Dunclin ■. L,. Tenlim o<imnru>. and J. A. Heliiwej] (Wet ling>»n\. Guvsts at the I'nited Serrioe Hotel include:—Messrs Julius Frank fCWs cago>, C. Havter. R. S. # Duncaa, a j Dodson <Nclsoii>, W\ H. Witt** <T:maru), J. T Grose (Wethn«t»nL ej H. Phelps (Sydneyt H. Hart CDaaa? din), and S. Head (England). Mr H. L. Wise, who ha* b«ea on the staff of Mev»rs William Wood and Ga* Ltd.. tor th»- past twelve Tears, baa been appointed to the position of district <»ibtvr in the Department of la» dnatriev ami Commerce at WeiliMtan. and wii! take up his new duties •Mat the middle of nest month. The Krv. August Pellelier, Saperis* of the Fathers of the Blessed c mml Chicago, if a through passenger ea the Niagara fur Sydney. He is aecoatpaajag by tlx Ktv. John Grahsm, MA, ef New Vork. Father Pelletier is a ama Iter of the Board of Delegate* fer l*> iigtous (. ow in unities of Women.—Ptasa. Service.

Mr R. K Ashley, after SO yean* sae> rice with the P. and T. has resigned from the Rangiora Peat Oftice to take tip prtratt business la Oamaru. Mr Ashler produced amy highly popular pantomimes for efcejtre in Christehureb and Oaman, the meet successful being "Dick WaiuiagteV* "The Waif of the Ocean," and "*%• derella."

During an interval a: the wsjma racing at the .New Brighton Wum course cm c*3turday tbe prestdeat 4 the .se» Zealand Racing Ctab. Mr J. R. D. Johns, aaid farewetf to >ir i. JT. Eton call, who it If a ring ChrutdaaHk next week for a tonr oi Great Brttats* Europe, and America. Mr Dtragasl w4S prtM-nw-d with a c-aae of pipe*. Mr C \V. Herrej and Mr H J. OUtt aha wished Mr DougaJl a pleasant holiday.

Mr A. J. Men on. praeJaist of tte Canterbury Society at PrstessMMl Musicians, and Mr Sidney WiUiasajasj, secretary, left for Wclliagtoa fast niftbt to attend the first sitting a| At newly-constituted Resriatrstioe Bfsyi under the Act passed last seastsi )*•> riding for tbe registration of aS «s» fessional teacher* of music inJmDc minion. Mr Mertou and Mr WnlltJß* - son were elected member* of tbe BsjuifL to represent lbs tntisic •ea-Hers of oMm| terburr. They mil also attend thai annual conference of musician* te ha 1 held in WeHmetot. '

Several appointments of ricart te Anglican parishes in the Auckland Ma Waikato aiooc— have been made. ita) viesr of MayfieJd. Newcastle, Aaatrs> Its. the Rev. R. B Dsvison. has htM awjointed vicar of Tb« , »»e« The ferateP incumbent, the Rev. S F K. lata*. *bawe. receM'v resicwd to «o te Bmk> land. Tbe Rev J W RoMeana. wfcs) 'aterv relinquished chars* of Mat' Rnntlv district thn*oc*« »»14w«al«i ha* he*» appointed nrte»t ; n ran** of Saw* foft T«Ur»d. **<» aril) prewei* . tfctrS) immediate!*, ffta *"rrwor «r!l te ♦%■ Rev. C. J. Btrah-Klnc