PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 97, 21 October 1932, Page 9

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. Norton Francis, of Christehurch, arrived from the .South this morning, and will return this evening.: Mr. P. B. Climie, of the Unemployment Board/ will leave this evening for ■' the South. . ' Mr. H. H. Sterling, chairman of the Railways Board, -.will.'leave: for the South Island to-night. He will return to Wellington on 29th October. Mr. Justice Kennedy will be among the passengers this evening for the South. '- . '. / Among the passengers by the Zealandia. from Hong Kong, via Sydney | next week,"-will be -the-- Rev. Neville | Wat-kins, Mrs. Watkins, and-their in- . f ant daughter. It is a little over three years since Mr. Watkins left Nnv'Zealand for Hong Kong, and he is now returning to take up work'-iu the Christ- j church diocese. . Appreciative reference to the services to swimmers of Mr. J. Calnan', custodian of the Te Aro Baths, was made at the annual meeting of the Worser Bay Amateur Swimming and Life Saving Club last evening. Mr. Calnan is shortly to retire, and it was decided | to write to him expressing the club'i gratitude for his niany kindnesses. Mr. Frank Mitchell, Clerk of Court at Nelson, lias been appointed Nelson J Town Clerk, states a^Press Association message.. ~ There,wer<3 : 157. applicants. Among the guests af Uho Hotel St.George are Messrs. A. G. Bignell- ("Wanganui), W.. D. Hartley. (Dunedin), A. E. Burgess (Wanganui), .and 3T..8. Daniel (Melbourne). V . Messrs. R. J. Cresswell, J-.M. Lamson, and M. Paull (New Plymouth) are staying at the Grand Hotel. Staying at the Royal Oak Hotel ar» Mr. and Mrs. N. Blackmore (Palmerston North), Messrs. G. Farrelly (Wai* iiku), F, J. C. Nanearrow (Wanganui), W. S. Glenn (Wanganui), W. Me A. Duncan (Ruanui), Mr. and Mrs. F. .F. Haggitt (Nelson), Messrs. W. G. Macindoe (Auckland), T. H. Lee (Reefton)* W. T. Hazlett%(lnvercargill), J. Sutherland Ross (Dunedin), M. Osborne (Pal-' merston North), A. ■ McDonald (Masterton), E. R. Saffery (Auckland), Mr.' and Mrs.. R. T. Reid (Hamilton), and' Mr. A. R. Ponder (Christcburch).