PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 103, 28 October 1932, Page 9

PERSONAL ITEMS

"VTCE-BEGAL. Their Excellencies ■ the- GovernorGeneral and Lady Bledisloe left Wellington yesterday afternoon to spend the week-end at Paekakariki, where they will occupy Mrs. C. J.. B. Norwood's house. '.■■■'.'-

Mr. L. Whitcombe arrived in Wellington this corning from the South. Mr. J. E. MeKeuzie was among tha passengers from the South this morning. , . ■ ~ • . , . Mr. C.-G. White returned-to Wellington from the South Island this morning. Mr. 11. D. Aclandrarm-^d from the' South this morning ,tp a.ttend a meeting of the j<iew Zealand_ Meat Producers' Board, and he will return this evening.

Mr. James = Begg, \ fff" Dunedin, in visiting Wellington: -: /. r :, = ■-■ Mr. A. F. Hudson, of-Sydney, and Mrs. Hudson, who have been touring the South Island, returned to Wellington this morning. ' . ' Mr. H. Turnley Jones (factory representative for Morris Motors, Ltd.), accompanied by Mrs. Turnley Jones, returned to Wellington to-day after a, visit to Great Britain. Mr. Justice MacGregOr, accompanied by his associate, Mr. A.N. Haggitt, ia leaving to-morrow 'to preside at: the quarterly sessions of the Supreme Court at Napier. From Napier Ms Honour will go to Gisborne. - ' ;. Mr. John Eonald Wink, has been appointed Deputy. Eegistrar of th» Supreme Gourt at Mastertoa. ■ The appointment of Dr. E. P. Ellison as a Commissioner of the High Court of the Cook Islands, is gazetted. Mr. D. MeGaskill, senior inspector of schools in tlie Hawkes Bay district,;.has received advice of "his promotion to the position of senior inspector of schools at Wellington. He -will take over ; .his new office from Ist February next. Mr. MeCaskill conrmenced his association with the Education Department in. South rCanterbury, and during the final seven years of his career as a teacher was headmaster at the Waimataitai School, Timaru. His first appointment as an inspector was in Westland, where he was stationed for four and a half years. It was eight and ahalf years ago that Mr. ■McCaskill first went to Hawkes Bay, and it was two and a half years ago that he was raised to the position of senior inspector. '.-■-. Mr. Keith J. A. Mcllvridey who has been studying electrical engineering in. London for the past five years, returned to Wellington by the Zealandia this week. • ' -.-:: Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell (Timaru), Messrs. W. H. Hall (Palmerston North), B. Graham (Blenheim), W. Lindsay (Palmerston North), Jas. Bryze (Christchurch), A. E. Harding (Dargaville), A. C. O'Connor (Stratford), D.B.'Carrick (Masterton), -T. Hodki'nsoa (Christchureh), ■■ and W. D. Austin(Patea) are among the guests at the Grand Hotel. -' Among the guests.at the Empire Hotel are-Messrs, J ; - W. (Auckland), E.J8.,.8. Hill (Auckland), L. M. Jacka (Auckland), S. Abrahams (Melbourne), and-S. Anderson (Carterton). Messrs. A. W. Heyes (London), Chas. Melndoe , (Auckland), J. D. O'Connor (Auckland), H. E. Jones (Auckland), and Mr. and Mrs. A.. J,.lnwood (Southbridge, Canterbury) are staying at" the Midland Hotel. Staying at the Eoyal Oak Hotel are Mr. Mrs. C. Stewart (Ot'aki), Messrs. T; A. Duncan "(Sinterville). A. J. Maclaine (Blenheim), P.- P. Mnir (Gisborne), P. B. Muir (Gisborne), D. Jones (Christehurch), Mr. and Mrs • A F. Hudson (Sydney), Messrs. A?. Wadsworth (Southland), B. D. Mossmaa (Auckland), and George Baiidon (Auckland}. , Visitors to Wellington staying at th» Hotel St. George include Mr. and Mrs Lovell (Hawera), Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Smallbone (Oxford, England), Messrs. P. V. Bolton (New York), J. E. McKenzie (Christchureh), Percy Gill (Christchurch), Hugo Larsen (Sydney), and J. B. Mclnnes (Auckland)