PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 123, 20 November 1935, Page 13

PERSONAL ITEMS

Dr. O. L. Eaton, of Christchurch, will leaye for China next yeat as a medical missionary attached to the, Presbyterian Mission Hospital at Kong Chuen, Can-' ton.

Mr. T. W. Mitchell, of New South Wales, a well-known -ski-runner, arrived at Bluff from Melbourne by the Marama. Mr. Mitchell expects to spend some considerable time' in the Dominion.

Mr. R. H. Melville, 8.A., night editor of the "New Zealand Herald," has been appointed by the Auckland University College Council to be lecturer in journalism at the college is. succession to Mr. A. E. Mulgan, who lately resigned. There were six applicants for the appointment^'whichwas made on the unanimous recommendation of the council's education .committee. ■■■..:"■■

Mr. Cecil Mason, general .manager of Columbia Pictures for Australia and New Zealand, arrived,from Sydney by the Wanganella today. ■

Mr. C. G. White, a director, of the Union Steam Ship Company, has returned to Wellington from the south.

Mr. Warwick Gregory, local director of the Commonwealth and Dominion. Line, returned with Mrs. Gregory.from the south yesterday.

Mr..H. F. Norman, general passenger manager of the Union Steam .Shin Company, arrived by the Wanganella this morning after a business trip to Australia. ■.;

The Hon. G. J. . Anderson, • MX.C, arrived in Wellington this morning from the south. - -. . .

Dr. Mill, of Dunedin, was a passenger from the south,this morning. The Hon. A. S. Adams and- Mrs. Adams returned to New Zealand on the Wanganella today after a^tour abroad. Mr. Adams was formerly a Judge of the Supreme Court of New Zealand. ■ ■

Mr. C. A, Marquis, of Wellington, returned from Sydney by the Wanganella today, .

Dr. and Mrs. R. Burns Watson of Invercargill, with their two sons, wer» among the passengers on the-Wanga-nella from Sydney this morning, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Paterson and their family, of Wellington, who have been on a world tour, returned by the Wanganella from Sydney today. A motion of sympathy with Mr. D. Macaskill, the senior inspector, in the loss of his wife was passed at the meeting of the Wellington Education Board today.

Sir Clutha Mackenzie left by the express for Auckland today.