PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 24, 27 July 1929, Page 11

PERSONAL ITEMS

Commissipiicr'and "Mrs.: Hay, of-'-the Salvation Army, .left 'Wellington: last ;nighf for' Auckland. •' v -■-•. •>■■'-• '

. Mr. H.. E!, Pield, lectvu-er'in Philosophy at Canterbury;College,.'leases! for America in a "month or so, where he will, study his subject under the terms of a research scholarship. He -will stay in America-for aboura-yeaf \ai»d: t'hea go tr England .for. further study.

Mr. W. ,A. Kennedy., manager bf.tho Wellington-brunch of the Union Steam Ship CornpaiyVj. left to-day for Wancanui. He will, later proceed-to Auckland, and thence to Suva by^the Aorangi. . • .■•.■..--..•. '■:■-,.:'.

The Auckland agent of Messrs?- W. B. Carmichael and Co. has been advised by cable, states a Press Association message, • that Mr. W. B^ Carmichael, of (Sydney, well known in the newspaper world, died while on-a"visit to Europe-. - - - '■' . ■;. ..' .'-.-

Mr. Julian- Poster, American -Trade Commissioner in New Zealand, and Mrs. loster-will-return to Wellington from the United States Via San-Francisco' at the «ud : of October or eariy -in November, next. From private advices1 it i$ learned that Mr.. Foster has been'kept very busy while/m the- United- States,' delivering lectures'.' on • NW- Zealand, with film pictures/to chambers-of-com.-meree and other public-todies:' He has also met a relatively JargG •number of business men from the ■Dominion;- and has introduced 'them:to merchants and manufacturers in whose specialties they; are interested, and has himself interviewed principal American'- firms ''with' already-established connections iii New; Zealand or who are desirous \6f-form-ing them. " -: : - . ■- :•: .'•