Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19986, 22 July 1930, Page 10

Personal Items.

The City Council last* to re-nominate Mr T> .dtajreMfe representative of local WiS'&lSlll Technical College Board Mr G. W. Lloyd, who pital for the past five weeKtfcr? jjfellf recovered sufficiently to home. to The Bev. Fathers G. \ T. McKeon, who have beenvMr West Coast, have returned< t« v&JKV'"' church. w v ■ Messrs W. M. Fraser "4/, l '> ls and : kenr.ie (Wellington) ar» rivals at Warner's Hotel. The Upv. Father Leen, of Staid?'** who recently underwent an at the Hospital -i* valascent, and hopes to return fciSO? early next week. • Cr. E. H. Andrews and Mr Winsor were appointed as tlto Wfißr 5 scnt..tives of the City Council Kit-carton Bush Board of period of five years. Mr Walter A. Haden, who was W&Jrall'' ly appointed secretary of the KiSSm Hospital Board, left by last ferry for Wellington. Mr take up his residence at Dar^Tffl»s£ u McKim (London) \i nd °Messr!^T/f&iiß Hawes and B. J. N. Burton land) are staying at the |j* H The Bev. H. L. Blamires, of <=l who became a supernumerary aJffiiiL' I last Methodist Conference, and wSsne I been recuperating at Eanmer H has decided to take up his permanently at Aikman's - 'f. Mr J. K. Worrall, chairman afSttfOfl Management Committee of Ihenrfßpjlfl bury Rugby League. nation, owing to continued mjJSXjSHH at last night's meeting. It to hold over Mr Worrali'i and to grant him exten^eJ^B^^H Colonel A. E. Stewart, DAO'* Jojl was formerly in command of thtf HasSl Zealand Rifle Brigade, will visft-fISScIHI church to-morrow in .order t» over the annual reunion of ncnbsWZfwwH the brigade, which will be evening. Colonel Stewart will the United Service HoteL » It is officially announced tbat Majesty the 'King has resignation of the Bt. Jte?.'J. mer, D.D., 101st Bishop of Prior to assuming control of Kentish see, in 1905, Dr. is now 73 years of age, years Bishop of Adelaide, BoutfrffiSgM Mr W. £. Carter, wju> has agent on the Aorangi and some years, has received promotion to be supervisor tration branch at the jMBMIIM Office, Wellington. Mr Carter's will be filled by Mr A. l||eßbn£HiSraH| at present supervisor at Junction Bailway Post Oflefc '' That the health pi f ttm A SjfaajMßjß Canterbury is still be gathered from an offlsia) ment which appeared London, early in June. It qhg jfujErafH therein that Dr. Cosmo bed shown symptoms of a of the duodenal ulcer wij jd| underlying cause of his shortly after he assumed little more than eighteen His doctors, therefore, prmjmHBHHH a month's complete rest-to HINBPhH Archbishop to prepare task of- presiding Conference now in ing with them fur fwHjl four as manager of nni branch, was met by gathering of Wanga&fti who made him a hand^topjm^nw^^H Mr D. Scott; the oldsn the road," eulogised 111" fine qualities both as * and as a citizen. He said <«PlNsH|^| nui would be the poorer for ture. Mr Brown leaves W&iuBmMSBW week for Christchuroh, wfcnrtJ&griraQH setting up in business -on KU