PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 91, 14 October 1931, Page 11

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. H. L. Tapley, of Duncdin, is re> turning this evening.

Mr. R. D. Halstead, manager of John Mill and Co., Duncdin, is leaving Wellington this evening by the ferry steamer for the South.

Mr. A. I. .Tolms, Auckland, genera! manager oi! tin: New Zealand Insurance Company, who lias been on a trip abroad for the last six months, returned by the Tamaroa from England today.

Mr. J. Thurlow, a. metallurgical engineer, of Transvaal, was a passenger by tho Tamaroa, which arrived at Wellington this morning from Southampton.. Mr. Thurlow, who is on a holiday visit to the Dominion, is accompanied by his wife.

Mr. 11. A. Palmer, barrister of the Inner Temple, arrived from Englaud by tho Tamaroa to-day. 'Mr. Palmer, who represents Messrs. Butterworth and Co., is editor-in control of the consolidation of reprint of the Now Zealand Statutes, and will act in consultation with the New Zealand Editorial Board, consisting of the Chief Justice, tho AttorneyGeneral, and Parliamentary draughtsman.

Beferenco to tho death of several old bowlers —Mr. M. D. Menolaus (Victoria), Sir Edward Gibbes (Thorndon), Mr. D. M'Lean (Wellington), Mr. W. L. Foster (Woburn), and Mr. I. Salek (treasurer of the Wellington Club)— was made at the meeting of the executive of the Wellington Bowling Centre last evening by the president (Mr. M. J. Hodgins). Sympathy was extended to tho relatives, and those present stood in silence for a moment.