PERSONAL,
Lieut.-Commander E. G. Rhodes left Wellington last night for the south. Professor H. B. Kirk, of the chair of biology at Victoria University College, Wellington, returned yesterday after spending tlie summer vacation iu Australia.
Archdeacon HX Monaghan, of St. Mary’s. Timaru, and Mrs. Monaghan, arrived at Wellington yesterday by the Makura. after a motor tour of the cathedral, cities of England. Mr. D. H. Todd travelled south'last .night from 'Wellington.
Mr. G. E. Richardson. Christchurch, is the guest of Mrs. C. E. Richardson, Hereto ungn. Mr. A. R. Harper arrived at Wellington at the week-end from the south.
Dr. M. K. Gray. Christchurch, was n passenger from Wellington last’nigh* for the south.
Mr. J. Oakley, of Ashburton, returned to Wellington yesterday froo’ Sydney, after a visit to Europe am’ Great Britain. Mr. W. M. Luke. New Zealand manager of Canadian National Steamships, left Wellington last night for tbe north. Tlie Rev. Brother Francis, for the past three years director of Wanganui Alarisf Brothers’ School, lias been appointed director of the Marist Brothers’ School. Vermont Street. Auckland, Dr. I. A. Ardagh. of Christchurch, returned to Wellington yesterday by tlie Makura, from Sydney. He wa,s accorn panied by Mrs. Ardagh ami their children.
Mr. C. D. Hudson, of Dunedin, witli his wife and daughter, returned to Wellington yesterday after an extended tour of Great Britain and tlie Continent of Europe.
Senor Alberto L’daondo. consul in New South Wales for tbe Argentine Republic, arrived at Wellington yesterday on a holiday visit to tbe Dominion.
Major and Mrs. Gray hlive been appointed to the command of tlie Salvation Army’s operations in Otago and Southland. Major Gray has been an officer for 30 years and has had considerable experience in Australia and New Zealand, holding important positions In eacli territory for some years past. His last appointment was that of assistant divisional commander of tlie Wellington Division.
Mr. John Farrell is visiting Wellington in connection with the presentation of the J. C. Williamson attraction, “White Horse Inn.” He is accompanied by Mrs. Farrell.
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 99, 21 January 1936, Page 8
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