Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19985, 21 July 1930, Page 10

Personal Items.

The Hon. D. Buddo, Mir - passenger from the north by B*7 ferry steamer. Messrs D. G. Turnbutl an<f njji-'K? Francis arrived from the nortlr !•' ferry steamer on Saturday Dr. H. T. J. Thacker retwaJzf' 4 the north by the Waliine od morning. Di Arnold Izard, of spent the week-end in Christch^^T.;^ Sir Cyril Ward was a pass»«i!2&3& the north by the Maori .ffi "ph'-ffii morning. • Lieutenant W. C. Wylje, <rf tfai wjrai lington Regiment, has 'been trsrttottfSffl to the Canterbury Yeomanry CaVwiii Mr C. B. McLau hlin, a New'W&sli lawyer, has been appointed a rm'S sioner of the Supreme Court gm3§hl! Zealand in the state of 9*j°Sraat The Gazette. ■. -^'l Mr J. Crossley Clitberoe 'ti#lP appointed musical judge at edin Competitions Society's ' festival, which will be held' fr<wTS?Ssr J tember 25th to October 26tli. | Mr N, N. P Green, accouatonies! the Bank of New Zealand at N&JgSP has been appointed manager Stratford branch in succession F. P. D Jeffries who has iSigM® Messrs David Jones, Clyde S S. Kyle, H. Holland, a.'T l® strong. D. G. Sullivan. D. McJjynS&sj F Waite, and J. O'Brien, M.lVa 5iW passengers from the north ' breastWahine on Saturday morning. sjßr Senior-Sergeant W. J. Butler toII present in charge of the TmShSII street Police Station. Wellington!® been appointed to the Nelson staff to fill the vacancy caujed j£>3Bpi| death of Senior-Sergeant W. J ( Agjgii|| Mr Campbell Birss hss beetflilll pointed manager of the Duttedheß™! of Nestle and Anglo Swiss Milk Company. Mr Hurry Cira has been transferred from jfijwjl Coast to take over the position jffisWS nresentative for Otago and Messrs A. E. Phil pott and Bnolds (Wellington"). H. £, D. Kerr, and W. TurnhnO H. E. White (Auckland). JrESwRM (Geraldine), R. A. iA$E®S ton), and R. L. Withcra are guests at Warner'# HoteL^^i^aSlS Mr R. A. Lochore, of Banks Colleges, Wellington Rev. J A. Lochore) sailed for £B*3ll by the Rangitane from Weniw«wl3|i Saturday His aim is to purine wSmwM study on the Continent. He .£jp9|H| to be. absent from the'Dftmfij tween two "and three years. - .!=! Messrs J. H. Pope. 6, -Vifllffl Velde, W. F. Graham, M, ..£§l39 Mason, C. F, Turner, Geo, (Wellington), F. Goudie <Aiu£MMi R. Elli®, ana R. Galbraith (mrara at the United mmH9 Cable intelligence that Dr. William Parker MeMHR of Mr W. J. Morrell. tit whose term of office as Beit colonial history in the UtttfrnHHl Oxford is now expiring; hM mwH| pointed to a readership in Birkbeck College, one of thi griHHH ent colleges of the bongos ijjMHD Mr J K.. Garrett, of th«'(mß||| branch of Macky, Logan, Ltd.. has been transferred toffiaigiMß Wellington branch, llr OuJaHH popular member of t)ie. m9H| Orphans' Club and 0o)f for many years a member president of the. InvercarjaQflgjjHH Mr Fred McDowall. p.s. Mountaineer, annuatiob at the Mr Mcpowall has meat steamer tipu since it was taMraiSMWSBB| ago, and prior to tltat Lake Wakatipu Steain'jS^M^^^B From among 16 position of assistant HorOwhenna County CwiiwrJM|M| Robinson, of th« citjr fimwHßni partment, Invercargill, ,-mHH "hosen He haa had tralia and the Malay Btftfcg|flHHH| as in this country, and is surveyor Hi New Zetland hereof the West Owing to pwUtent UUmhHH Rev f. E. Harry fflMWl charge of the VWto Church. Wellington, the take effect in November Harry waa ttHained to after . gradunting at' lege, Leeds. forty-tbr« thirty-two of Wwe spqit tralia. naa been Pwsiqent UtaWi UpionS. a hot seek pflftorata,' The Hon. J. Owen Bughfl( sided at the fifty<se*atttli' ing qf shareholders of th# PwWM| surahce -Society of Canton, ; ukMHH furred with regrat to tHe ratmoH|H| the general wwagpr ImHH tralia and New EeaUnd. Mr. de Gyulay, whose twenty-three v©ars| serviM, accepted with regret. Gould, the assistant for Australia and New been appointed to the- post TIWfWHBB Mr Gyulay. and Mr R. C. LajiliiMl been appointed assistant g6nsral.MH| ger in the place of Mr all wish those , geijtlemW their new appointments,', _ chairman. Mr. irevor.Goula l Zealander. and is veil knowev*^MH