Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20621, 10 August 1932, Page 10

Personal Items.

The Prime Minist* 'Wfe&iiM W. Forbes, waifX'-EHM net business YMt» l /.JTF«IPIM a meeting of the MiiftNS|g§» '* sefond ** The Hon. C. E if»«i.-W" ' ■ Wellington for Coast district ~£?' *£gß9 t Tuesday he *£* ■■!*» k and the following d«rLi.*kM a the Golden Hope &!tiJL»$«- { . house, the Owen wfflSMnß Murchison. On TfcmJL ™nin I Westport and n ohS2g? J§M J day he will Tiai t STSaIS»S e intheßuller. He leaves ftMEl* ' on Saturday, August Mtt^lH e theM to CforiateiMA tSyjBB B Mr A. Harris, MJP, ** J^M - from the n «th by y«tes,Jlgß ;- The Hon. Mark jw Wffß I yVsterta ChTißtehwck J >IrH. H. Sterling, earf^llM 9 Squadron Leader T. H. 5 tor of Air Services, *rrWttf|lß church yesterday, from fijjfflß ■ Mr G. W. Hutchta* r Auckland, left toTttdmm J Aorangi on a short , Mr J. R. Dench left tt»3H I Hawke's Bay. , Mr. J. W. KoberU has i employees' representative osltf&Hi , church Technical t Governors. V,^^B Mr C. M. TurrelL tendent of the New ZMtarffliH Company, was a pastrajStfiSiH kngton by yesterday. Mr C. Wallace underwent an operation in St. George's Hospital &1598 satisfactorily. . . ->&&BHj Mr D. Grant, a district Hiifls|B Samoan Administration, ttia&mSKt Lyttelton yesterday* oy^S^gl Mr A. Tomer (AnddtttililiraS - Lyttelton yesterday fasjasSE» s Pomare after making; i with the vessel, taking ia'-fiiJ&SB [ Nine Island. - »Hge|PW Mr H. C. Be veil, ■ t Freezing Works and l Union, left for Wellington for an WnbSSBB Mf E. T. ' Zealand for the Shell .CbnmwS 1 turned from six 'atfwtjSoy 1 absence in England aas'%b£HMa , Messrs C. D. MeilieSk[||^K . licott, and L. N. SwranHnK . mate), F. M. Jeirafe^aaTWMaE. (Timarn), and B. J*.Btt«s f&lgSft i are staying at the' ifenr' CtnilSf!^ 1 Mr E. C. Wood, a'oMS' dairy division of ike Agriculture, AtwVfodj - ?"fIWHHni assisting in the ,^^#fflWß the past season, nttnu^SKßr ton by the lUnjatat^'?;'']!^^, At the »m»bjl aaefxfo i MSBSk ' edin Chamber, of .CtapSmjlHra Dykes (manager ial}an|&^6£ij|Sit of New dent for the'eittgiK**tefc;;- .'■i&jMS' j Messrs R. L. James by the Aorangi will represent the ence or the tralia and New Zeal£iL-jjfljj@M)9K; attend the the Science August 19th and 2Qtt,t-^'g^MM Mr' Daniel for many years with tirJJHiHWBBIM ment in the celebrate his ninetieth «Am!iaßi|lKK day. Mr Cameron etinV'fctfj&pH&B land In 1877,. and spent* 4" grMaßiM his earlier days as c Canterbury pioneers. Messrs W. Aitks?, Wade, J. Wood, ford, W. Higgins, EL &*<ommSuM ton, 6. E. Wilson, B. JjidWßM Mitchell, Deans KteSSerJ&llllMW W. Tringham, and were among the north by yesterday's xerrfe'^iSlMM Messrs a D. ongh), F. W. Millar, & "tIgHH T. E. James, H. B. ford (Wellington), W. &JgfHH| muka), A. Grant (W*M|g|HH Stevens (Auckland), -A; : (Dnnedin), and Dr. P. J-' J are stayiag «f:?pMBW Messrs A. 0. Mitchell, P. N. Sneddon, E. C. JbWmßMm shall, S.W. Kelly, (Wellington), J. N. Me6feg9||HHH9 ton), T. Buxton (AncktogjjjlHWl man, B. Cooper, B. Thomson at the United Service HoW^^HH Messrs B. W. Holland IIHBH Q. Eeddell, E. Hunter (yaHH E. Bftily (Auckland), J. Metzger (Dnnedin), Jf-MSfflßSm (bnyancheUe), A. field), G. M. Thompson S. H. Pile (Oamaru) are ***ft*jigfßliß