Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20415, 9 December 1931, Page 10

Personal Items.

N.. wd A ul hj& Mr D. Q R n „. steamer last < ev^^ >!l zssjr °*Eft*tT6S Waft,"a."' o arrivals from anWn land, w-'rirt from u rry steamer ye^rßS o ? b J the is staying at the United Hi Mr A. Tyndall S9me fßotJ; Highways Board', SBHfkllia, {wSifflagwf® I £tel >are 'W»«^i£^! (SidiSS, A '-,v.' rSK,C. Cook, D. Boss w. fiSS?t A * t v , L?, )one - W. Cotea MV«iii la,r > l^^Y^jSSSt' din), >nd Dr. AlLt-M'B" (IW ..»)„„ *. r i, eMthe -sg^ """'to 1 !! A. Aikman (Dunmlinl j®^S n X 6. Bisohoff (Paris \ »r« *L - fawjMj ner's Hotel. } Sta *"* f® R M j! Sr G a^ H i Somerville, HMI Hale (Dunedin) c 1 and C. Macfarlane (Waiau) ping at the New City ®. A r , a^ace i chairman "df «.. Auckland Hospital Board, and ' of the Hospital Boards'AwoeuS New Zealand, prided over a tewtWor the esecui;,e of A«soditin*P Wellington yesterday. ' * T? fnJvm' - G ' M . a . rshßll > for 1911, is o n fc ls Way Ncw j « He wiU amve at Wellington cember 14th, and after atljailZ' days there he g0 to spend Christmas with his patents tk» ' u G> T - MarEhdu wa S? £ ■ shall. ; , J ' aft t At yesterday's meeting of Governors of the C&aterbufv jUL cultural College the «hftinn*vfy, aft Denham, congratulated Mwmlui kylo and E. J. Howard $a tujirk election as members of .pJffl-T expresing approcwtM-of '4«VnS ; -' ihat the Boanl still lad two fSS sfntativos m the f10uae,,... Representatives of ■ men in the engineering foatf tteafiK out New Zealand, sitting V E£3 cillation Council at Welling day, recorded their sympathy *ltL +h» relatives of Sir John by the Commissioner,'Mr ypy!,' -one of the most valuable eiated with the trade in tjiaffigSoiL 1' —Press Association. - Jat'f * r , Mr ,,?. H. Fish,, ma»'aap§ 3 3the \ GeraHme branch of -the BiMioflfev « Souths Wales, will retire tot wwcunoft- S tion at the end of the priSl|t j6ir, S He is at present on X his intention to live in" Chritoßi#>» after his letirement. Mr Q. Q.M3tm&S pherg ('Chrisfchurch) is' relieffeac- 4|fl| Fisli. Mr Chmto&hei-s m beenippoS™ ed manager <& tb» Male-»t and will proceed there 1 Gtriddij^H Mr Grey Qlen, rence branch, will Succeed -Mr Fistmß .manager ot the ba|Jt GeraMinßj^ap eat art mastef College, has I>een appointed to Vi'dßaE lar position at -the WAttganoi High School, to succeed , Mr'„Vimm»j Evans, A.B.C.Ai, «jhO ffe? England. Mt Smith has &ad- a able cateer both ait an «rtist teacher. He has the fjs of the Royal College d£ : mention in design, painting, i and architecture. He won prizes for «xcellea4e in 6ontb''Ki|K ton examlnktions as well j first classes. He has taught si 6m|bf)ll.J School of Art and the Art, and. has eighteen .yews' experience in Ifew 2efJ»ai 1 Mr Charles ,H. 4 | Christchnrch, who bag beea % for nearly thirty, years, is at visiting Christchurch ftnd the United,Servloe Hotel, w ratWWfe is now the special wwyj tive of the Eamingtoa Type#*&sy«ia paay. la Bombay he was ft ftfliwßW: member of the Bombay^Rotary^ took a prominent part in civil wag a captain in >thß Horse At the time of Ms ntirpfe from that volunteer regiment spasjwj| ago. He has had - the ~ distinil^Ws'.'' 1 .; riding in the escort for Ave four Governors, three timed King, and twice for the Wales. He WW twenty y«a?«'.«'WK Bombay Light Horse, starting trooper. ' _ ; 0