Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20712, 24 November 1932, Page 8

Personal Items.

—♦—_ The Hon. Sir Heaton turned from "Wellington yeateJSr* ** Dr. It, K, D. Milligap. wj J)unedin this morning to JS*,®? for annual medical examinations ® Mr David .Tones, chairman «f«, »' Zealand Meat Producers' j for Wellington last evening. Messrs H. J. Knight. A Harle, D. Wilkie, A.' J).' S* 11 . I J. Cameron arrived bt 'fU «vW from Wellington yesterday. The Rev. G. T. Bcale, LTh ■ of Stratford, lias been ' owL?"®' canon of St. Peter's ton, by the Bishop of Waikato " Cr. E. H. Andrews, who hag W Wellington on business connai*!» ~ 0 the Christchurch Tramway which is before Parliament jm! to Christchurch yesterday. ' Sir Berkeley Sheffield, « m , English industrialist, and Lady Arthur Grosvenor, who arrived in Now Zealand oa a inif] visit, are at present on a flshine tion m the Tanpo district. ■ ™ Messrs G. Prictor, H. Richard* fi tr i Fitzhubert (Wellington), G. L • J. H. Duncan (Duuedin), H. A 11. Bartle (Auckland), "& E/ngJft and H. S. Hickman (MelbouS? staying at tho United Service Hotel. bers of the committee of tho fH' church Presbyterian Social Servite l sociation, wore re-electfed at the ££ meeting of tho Association last swing. A tribute to the work of Mr V French as superintendent of tha W.'. under tlio control of tho ChrigtcH Presbyterian Social Service Assoeifi was paid bv tho Rev. J. Lawso ft ]££ mson at the annual meeting of ut. Association last night. 1 ' At a meeting of directors of tfat North Canterbury Sheepfarmcn' (Y operative Freezing, Bsport M d Agency Co., Ltd., held a» annual meeting of shareholders vain. day Mr J. IT Blackwell w ß s X pointed chairman. ™ A motion of sympathy with jj r j P. O 'Rourlco in tho death of Mb motlinr was passed at last evening 'b BiMtfotf the North Canterbury Centre of tfo New Zealand Athletic, Oyclinj;,^ : Axemen's Union.

The possibility of Mr T. C. Lnrj ■ reconsidering his decision to Jtiin K from active participation in cridaiii B not improved by a report that owing fi to a breakdown in health the 'Waffisg. B ton and New Zealand captain ]ifts lea B compelled to have a spell at Tauje, B A motion of condolence and -|fa W pathy with the family of the late Ifr B G. Armstrong was passed at the B ing of the North Canterbury HofepHtl iS Board yesterday. Mr Armstrong y 4fl[ a member of the Board for Wj 9 years. A similar motion waj CMS B| at the meeting of the North Conttte fl branch of ths New Zealand Itaw jB Union held yesterday - , * B[ The death of Mr G. D. Grant*! B who was for many years chains®* ffi directors of the North CanttekiJ H Sheepfarmers' Co-operative Frewt ffi Import and Agency Co., Ltd.,fM» fl| ferred to at the annual meetuuMlfr «; tcrday by the chairman (Mf 'J, H, H Blackwell). A motion of 'sywpiSljf X with the relatives of Mr GrttßMd w was carried. ' fin Mr J. R. Kirk, M.8.E., of 9 has been re-elected chairman 'df; tw <H Dominion . Council of the Boy Sflduty H Association. Mr Kirk, who ii ft BlMi- Iff ber of the Sydney board, of ,d|reetf« H of the Australian ProrahejaJ AsStttv ■ nnce Association. Liiaii&d.' Wt w ■ Australia after, presiding »t the awrJ W, meeting of Domnuon Ooonol * JL the Boy Scouts' Association. H*;# ■ to attend the meeting of the oowo a ■ Sydney. 't J" §§ The Director of the CanterttltyM- H lege School of Art has been Mt*l 11 that Mr Edward T. Dowling, Ml H dent of the Architectural seeoei « ■ the Bchool, who is new studying MW IS Architectural Association School ol H chitecturo in London, lias beto WWr m ful in securing the Year PrUe, H fourth year course at tlw WW ■ school. B