PERSONAL ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 183, 1 May 1933, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. J. R. Kirk returned from a visit to the South Island yesterday.

■Squadron-Leader T. M. Wilkes, Director of Air Services, returned to M ellington from the south yesterday. Mr. P. R. Climie. of the Unemployment Board, has returned to Christchurch.

Messrs, Norman Aitken anil Herbert F. Wood, owners of Aut.opay and other racehorses, are due back from Sydney by the Monowai this morning. Mr. N. S. Falla, manager of the Federal Steam Navigation Company, has gone to the South Island, and is expected back in Wellington toward the end of this week.

Mr. C. Alma Baker, who has been visiting New Zealand for the deep-sea fishing, left Auckland by the Wanganella for Sydney on his return to the Malay States. He is accompanied by Mrs. Baker.

Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Greaves, of Newcastle. New South Wales, left Auckland for Australia by the Wanganella after a holiday visit. to New Zealand, Mi - , Greaves is manager at Newcastle for Huddart- Parker, Limited. Mr. 1.. J. Schmitt. New Zealand Trade and Tourist Commissioner in Australia, and Mrs. Schmitt left Auckland on their return to Australia bv the Wanganella on Friday. Adjutant and Mrs. Montgomeiy, of tlie Salvation Army, will leave Wellington to-day for Auckland, where they will connect with the Niagara for Vancouver. They intend to spend five months in Canada and the United States and will then return to New Zealand.

Mr. Reginald V. I.ett. Wanganui, diploma graduate S.T.C. Col. (Austru lia) and diploma graduate N.E. Inst. (New Zealand), has received word that, he was successful In passing bis tinal examination for the National Efficiency Institute's (New Zealand) diploma.