Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20715, 28 November 1932, Page 8

Personal Items.

Dr. L. A. Bennett tataaed to ChristcliufCh yesterday from tb.% south. Mr Vivian Jacobs arrived from Dunedifl by motor-car yesterdajf afternoon, The Mayor of Chrisfcchurch, MrJD. G. Sullivan, M.P., bmved from Wellington eta Saturday. Messrs A. XL Jell, M.P., V. W.Jdl: ■ (Waipawa), and 0. 0. Bceson (Auckland) aid guests at the OlttrenteHotel. Mr Arthur Rose Iteft last night on t visit to Otago and Southland aftfi TO be absent from Christohurcli about to days. r Mr P. 11. OUmie, who has been tendinj a meeting of the UnjtMjJMjmeat Board, returned from WolUngtM on Saturday. Messrs W. J. Hobson, J. H. (Wellington), E. E. Turner (A«M 1 and N". S. Morris (Sydney) art at Warner's Hotel. Mr David Jones, chairman of »* New Zealand Meat Producers' Bottd, waft a passenger by the ferry from the north oft Saturday »##»s• Dr. H. Marsd<m, secret## flfjg Department of Scientific and IndnsW i Research, arrived from thft north oy«" ferry steamer yesterday morning. Superintendent D. J. Cummiugft ' the Christchurch Pdlicft Ferp, from Wellington by thß ferry sttfip on Saturday. Messrs W. Aldred (Auckland), W. Nishet, Beau Shiol, and ( h; nor (Wellington) are staying at ? New City Hotel. , , [ Mr H. D. Acland, a member of W New Zealand Meat ProdW'JJft was a passenger fwwfl WfflHligjW the Rahgatira OH Saturday iUOTN' Mr P. H. Harris returned to <w church by the ferry Steamer on day morning after attending tnt . jiuai Communication of the flw» Grtad Lodge of New Zealand. Mr L. J. Berry, J Newspaper Proprietors of ew Who has been on A business South Island, returns to _ W6l'» n 8 wll by to-night's ferry steamer: , Messrs F. R. ParsoM, .M' V. Shorter (Wellington) art gW»w *? the tJnited Service Hotel. N ' The Hon. J. A. Hanan, the p»L * Buddo, the Hon. R. Moore,, the> G. J. Smith, members of tj»MP" tire Council, arrived from fry- the ferry steamer on SatutW ® , < Messrs H. Holland J. fc A. Maenherspn, ,j £ Jull. K. J. Howard, J. 8. tS. Kyle, 0. Carr, and WT members of the House of fWpiw'Xj tivee, arrived from WelHttgt™ °» Rang&tira on Saturday mofmilg* Information has bfien Mr Clarence W. Dunlop, of « street, St. Albans, passed Section (the final) at the Stttte student opticians, and ii io* |to a diploma and registration as optician. _ J | Mr J. S. Jessep, deputy-^W I *^ the Unemployment Boaro, rTy through Gbrfstchurch . mining on his way to CehtW to deal with matters an sin go* Board's gold proSMctine sch6«W. Jessep's visit to Canterbury postponed for the present. , Mr It. J. Cuddoii, advfcrl gcr of the ''Taraiiaki Herald, from Wellington by too wrf jj® yesterday morning. Mr Cud. in Christchurch for two or ; , He is staying at tbfc United Be". , Hotel. jjft' Mr H. V. Hodßon, of jt r Chrlstchurch last night for D i Jr Hodson was formerly, oll tfl ® the "Economist," but is jV oW , in the interests of the "Bouaj j, of which lie is assistant ed:lt • making contact with the <*o™d groups in New Zealaiid, aa £ acquainting himself and economic conditions of th* s•' series of visits to the ing made, and Mr HbdWtt visited India arid Canada, w Q{tA* 4 pr6Setlt during the Whole of tM Conference. Ia visited Auckland and W«» |i a Will bo returning to Eflglf lß n • . tralla and Singapore in tun«t » * the World Ecrtftomic Oo#««» • May. , j)v