PERSONAL ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 182, 29 April 1933, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

Ministerial. The Rt. Hon. G. IV. Forbes, Prime Minister, paid a visit to the Massey Agricultural College at Palmerston North yesterday. Mr. P. N. Jeffreys left Wellington for Christchurch yesterday evening. .Sir Andrew Russell was- among the passengers on Thursday evening for the south. Dr. J. Might. Rector of Canterbury College, arrived in Wellington yesterday morning from the south. Mr. Noel Nelson was re-elected chairman of the Wellington Fire Board at yesterday's meeting of tiio Board. Archbishop Redwood ami Monsignors Ormond am) Cahill arrived in Wellington yesterday morning from the south. Mr. Marcus Marks, who has been indisposed for some lime past, resumed his seal as a. member of the Wellington Fire Board yesterday. Messrs. Ay. V. Dyer, Robertson, and J. Stonehouse have been reappointed by Hu: Wellington Education Board to represent it. on lhe Mult Valley High School Board of Governors. Mr. Warwick E. Gregory, manager in New Zealand for the Commonweal!li amt Dominion lane, accompanied by Mrs. Gregory, will leave for England in the Mataroa this morning. Mr. Herbert Seaton, prominent: in Masonic circles, who recently underwent a serious operation, has returned from a health-recruiting visit to Hawke's Buy. Bishop Liston. of Auckland. who was among Hie speakers at the opening of the Murist Brothers’ Novitiate nt <'l,-iremoiil. near Tiiuaru. last Sunday, contracted a severe chill. He is now in tlie Cliristchureli ' Lewisham Hospital. Dr. J. Whitton and Mr. A. T. Markman. who are not seeking re-election as members of the Wellington Hospital Board, were at. Thursday's meeting of the board accorded a hearty vote of thunks for the services they had given. .Mr. F. L. Hutchinson, president of the Canterbury Manufacturers’ Association. has been appointed to represent tlie association on the council of the Canterbury Chamber of Commerce, in succession to Mr. A. M. Hollander, who lias resigned from tlie position. Mr. Janies Findlay. New Zealand representative of the Shaw. Savill and Albion Company, accompanied by Mrs. Findlay, are sailing this morning in lhe Mataroa for England. Mr. E. V. Bevan. assistant nmiwger for New Zealand. wilt net as New Zealand representative of tlie company during the absence of Mr. Findlay. Paymaster Lieui.-t'ommamler ( S. Blair-Hickman. R.N.. Commander (IS) It. P. Chapman. R.N.. .’Did Paymasteri 'ommander M. V. Duke. R.N.. are passengers on tlie Rcnmera. which is duo at. Wellington on May 13 from Loudon. They will join Hie New Zealand Division of tlie Royal Navy for the usual period of about three years. Two of the officers; will probably join H.M.S. Diomede, and the other H.M.S. Philomel. Major G. W. Will, of the Royal Army .Medical Corps, Bombay, and formerly of Diuiedin, arrived at Auckland by the 'Wanganella on Wednesday from Sydney. Before joining tlie Army .liedical Service 22 years ago lie was a doctor at the Auckland Mental Hospital. lie is now specialist in mental diseases to tlie Southern Command. India. While in New Zealand he will stay with his brother. Dr. .1. I. Will, of Gbristehureh.