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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20021, 1 September 1930, Page 10

Personal Items

Mr P. J. Bortbwick itusflH from a visit' to the NoHiTmssSH Mr B. E. H. Whitcombe retuliH| Wellington yesterday. The Hon. D. Buddo, from' Wellington by ycsteid«ra||H , Messrs H. C. Wake aft<u|§§|S| were passengers on yestetoj[sS9H steamer from Wellington, .-rSfIH Mr H. Whitehead, of has been appointed a deptttiflmH of births and deaths at NemHnH Mr Sidney Williamson, wlullj|lH ously indisposed last week, fined to his home for Bosie*4g||HH Mr W. H. Hagger, Con6UjffsH| missioner for the South Isluig||flH turned to Christchurch from^EmM^H Dr. T. Fletcher Officer for Health for Westland, returned on a visit to the West Mr E. Bearman, ranger tojSH Canterbury Acclimatisation gjjSHH been gazetted as an fishing under the Fisheries''j|9H Mr H. E. Holland, the Parliamentary Labour rived from Wellington morning and left later Mr A. L. Macfarlane. of H||H farlane and Co., will for Wellington, where he will3j9H denoe before the Fruit Comnuj^fl Mr Vincent Ward, M3P/3 9H appointed chairman of dirsc H Xew Zealand for the 3nuthmSs|M Assurance Company, Ltd.,' to his late father, Sir .!ofc>p|£ |&fl Messrs O. H. Sevier, >L' fifOwi Marshall Wilson, W. Qrav»lilM J M. Wilkie (Wellington), 8(i, v (Sydney), V. and F, Wallace (Dunedm)):j{i||H a" the United Service lfotaLVlflH Mr G. J. Lancaster, be*&n||H the Christchurch Boys' > HUnfll who has been in High Schools' football toDrnajralH turned to Christchurch- on^jMgfl Mr A. L. Muir, editor erty Bay Herald," GisbonrnHH Wellington by the on his return from tte EmptfgH Union Conference, which nfl London in June. Messrs J. G, L. Hewitt, ton), 11. Vile (London), liamaon and J. A. ton), B. W. Mascrip 'Gisßan|H Bailey and E. Gibson (Xew.{w||H aro guests at Warner's HoMjsaH Brigadier F. W. charge of the Salvation iuHH Christchurch, is visiting WattMH will return to Chrietchurch||fflH nesday, and* on the foQowiQjjm|H leave for tho West Coast.' <«H Commissioner John Cunniiik&BH Brigadier C. Walls. vation Army, passed througfiijSM church on Saturday on Dpnedin. They will' south for a fortnight. Mr L. A. C. Warner, of High School, appointed to the staff College, Wellington. He position which was rendered «HBH Mr acceptance ifflH . Mr P. Levi has been mjflH re-elected chairman of College Council. He wwtjHH also as representative on tKgjBH of the University of fill the vacancy caused by thejjHN Sir Robert Stout. Mr E. Griffiths, of NMojjj|^H has received tbat£&HHHß Peter Griffiths, who rejHHHH m England as medical MBBSH lonic, has been officer of _ the Royal Griffiths in an old bo7«SHHI Plymbuth High School. Word has been Leslie ' Sutherland luui|nHH| F.B.C.S. degree in EdimgnH Sutherland, who is of thd Rev. R, R. M. .4HH Dunedin, u» medical the New Zealand PresbytOTMHJ Hospital in Jagadhri.. runjMgflßM Cabled advice has b*m roogßH Mr F. F. Mcßryde, inanagei|HHg Zealand of the been appointed assistantlJiSHM the Society at the headtfrail^^B Mr C. M. Martin, lington, succeeds Mr McßryflßHW age.r for New Zealand; McDonald, chief elerk, noted to be sub-mauigflr. AjJgHH G. Hemory takes the pos)tw|gßnj At the annual meeting Zealand Academy of-'TOiMHW in Wellington, the for the ensuing year lows: —Patron bis Governor-General, Lord sident, the Hon, T. M.L.C.; vice-presidents, and Dr. Oarbery; council, S. Wauchop. M. Kim. €»«■ A; Ewen. W. F. Young, Nelson Isaac, .aftaijHHH Richmond: hon. treasUnMMH^H H. Hall; secretary At the annual meeting porated Institute of New Zealand, held at-WwJHHH Friday night, the were elected:— Arcus; vice-president. (Christchurch), Mensieß (Wellington); C. E. Webb man (Auckland). Ait«pi||BW| (Christchurch), Japwß..ffSMWM edin), E. J. Harvey following now as associates Messrs (Stratford). E. Diehl S. C. W. Watkins following were of fellow; EJ lington). J. M F. Worth Mnson (Wellington). ardson formerly ment Life Tnsurance^^^^BHH^