PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 57, 8 March 1930, Page 11

PERSONAL ITEMS

. The Prime Minister? (the Eight-Hon. Sir Joseph Ward) will return to Eotorua to-morrow evening .for further medical treatment;- ■-■;"/■. •■:■:.■ i

The 7 Minister of Labour- (the. Hon. W. A.' Veitch) left yesterday for Wanganui. He will return to Wellington on Monday. : .

The Speaker of the House of Eepre sentatives (Sir Charles Statham) is ex peeted to. arrive ■in .Wellington: Ao-mor row from Dunedin. !

Mr. Justice Ostler will return to ; Wei liheton '.this-"evening..'from' Masterton

The Hon. W. H. M'.lntyre,. MJLC., who has been visiting Wellington, left last night for Christchurch, en. route for Buller. :: '■.. ■"■

Mr. Justice* Kennedy is expected to arrive at Wellington to-morrow morning from Dunedin.' ■■•' "■ ' ■•": '■ '"

Mr. Justice Herdman and Mr. Justice Smith will reach Wellington on Monday morning from Auckland.;. .

Mr. H. Seed, secretary of the New Zealand Sawmillcrs' Federation, is at present at Eotorua with, the Canadian lumber delegation.. He will return to Wellington on Wednesday.- ■■ ■

Sir George Elliot was a passenger for the north by tho Limited, express last evening. . (

Mr. M. L. Mass, Los Angeles, and Mr. H. Flynn, Detroit, are staying at tho Midland Hotel.

Mr. and Miss Abbott, who have just returned from'an extended, trip abroad, Mr. De Eenzi, of Auckland, Colonel Elgee, Mr. Gallagher, of Napier, and Mr. Maunsell, of Masterton, are at the Empire Hotel. . .. :

Mr. Thadius, of Auckland, is staying at the Eoyal Oak. Hotel. .

Lord and Lady Latymer, who have been fishing at Tokaanu for a week, returned to Wellington yesterday. They had good weather and between them took 28 fish, the heaviest 811}. They also visited Wairakei. They leave for the Makarora district by, ..the ferry steamer this evening. .

Deep regret is expressed in the annual report of the Wellington College Old Boys' Football Club at the death of Mr. Waltor Bethune, a vice-president, life, and foundation member of the club, and "the most loyal and enthusiastic supporter the club has Iver had." "His assistance .and interest in every phase of tho club's activities," states the annual report, "will be sadly missed but his memory will indeed be a lasting inspiration to every Old Boy who had the privilege of knowing him."