Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19928, 15 May 1930, Page 10

Personal Items.

Professor Arnold Wall ,is on kffifjfP Mr J. U. beach felt- for 'taeJtill Coast by yesterday's express. v . j||li|K' Meflsrs D. M. Jarvie F. M. Nickoll (Dunedin) ftre'M«2l|| Warner's Motel. t „~* -JPII Mr L. EaStgate "(fianiflin) Noel GiLson (Aaeklana)are the Clarendon Hotel. ■ - Mr R. F. Houlihan w«s eleffiiMm life member of the GaaUrbarylSß'M® Pea. Carnation, and GtWioh at its meeting on Professor James Shelley is a meeting of the Attstralasian > tion of Psychology and Philosopl^^^H Wal^rij^fgfe^t*o| on a Visit to •• AHttfttf g^S^aH Mr N. P tion Department, lington this taornittfc ftM4wiUWi§|H| the teachers' refresher being held in Christchnrpk*^i^plSH The appointment Arthur Marshall Controller of counts in the P. ana T i Tfcparifflejn|HHi succession to Messrs John Jones nell, and H. P. R. Costen (Attckliiji4i,iare tUsirailra the United Bervicij HeW.; - .H^ The following ItMmtotersJflEß Canterbury J3dueatton7 &&ri£HHEII on superannuation at the. (md'salßgßl Meiers B. Penllruttcm (Kakjwijlfflfflll Allfsort (Woobton), hul), and,j^iJethven.fflimarafSH§|] A' 'motioA of * %vmt»ftthv-''' relatives of the late Mr J. t was passed at last ainht*»AltM»ll of the. Waimairi County <%ni]i»HHra Sharps, was for many engineer to> the and for sometime tinrine*rJ#|J§HHH mairi County Council. '-^MmSfflBM The Eev; J, M. temporarily taken di«fa&MllWMMi ner Presbyterian OhniMHHHnn corned to toe yesterday by the T. Paterson). li'tTM MWM®uMffl Simpson bo associated $mB!8imB8Bm Presbytery. Tn* > --Iwfe^lraHfc^M mittee. Was Bimilar.ly,iwl«omed^^^J Mr John Thatikar. a, menWllraKß Birmingham City 'Cwarilf -AufitmßEM Wellington by the''fonjflt*U"yeali!lßllH Mr Thackar is president Q^JJ^BM branch of the British tieiii^-ait™Hpß dent of the Master Gasfitt%'. r A3l§j|& tion. He is also keenlylJw!«i*g^ra| ■ child welfare and cda|atij>ni^^^ Association! - V Mr Norbert Modriuiur^jtilffiSH ried out an on behalf of Ltd., and wasJftefrjtffinra^Pl^ Zealand this week. en rtoftw mmfM home in Vienna. He expeejßp %i?l|IE to New Zealand about *^'^J|§§||B Mr Erie.amort,. %]s, CjJJSmH engaged on the deviation and Public Works ceived notice of Island Main Trunk; :ifPjfly«H| Mr Smart, who Is & aofr/yigSSralß Smart, of New Hymontßr known bowler, is -an New Plymoutb Boys' HJgh J '.sii^M Mr h. A. Paish; Commissioner in New ZmmmmH make his first oflldal visitlifrHSllßß bury next week and will civio welcome at noort on the Chamber of Commeree. (Mr J. K. Archer) .will prealJMH addition to the Mayor's bresentntives of the ber of Commeroe, the 'CanfßilWi Manufnettirers' Assoeiatioß» ■"■HlffiM Cnntferbury' Progress League speak. The function wiH , 4eJHM»H nil interested in the trade between Great Britain" aTpm§M| The R*v. W. McAra, of the Presbyterian Church, who is retire, was present at meeting of the ChrUtchurch Fffgm tery. when the Moderator (tb<fl™ T. Peterson) and other reference to his Ions: and faithful *§■ vice, at the same time exprd&m&qai hope tha 4 with Mrs MeAra enjoy his well earned rest, ing thanks. Mr McAra ««q had beeh in the .Vew Zeajatt*tfnito*!g| for 52 years, prior to whien » waß ™ the Students' Mission jn GlMfto?" fflM felt that he was entitled W' l ?™ view of the fact that he years of age. ,?Jk