PERSONAL. ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 14, 16 July 1936, Page 11

PERSONAL. ITEMS

The Rev. T. Fielden Taylor, Cit^ Missioher, who has been seriously ill in a private hospital for oyer a-week, has made good progress during the past two days.

The Wellington District Free Ambulance Board today granted leave of absence to Mr. D. J. McGowan owing to illness. It was resolved that. a letter be sent to Mr^ McGowan expressing the board's high appreciation of his public service, .and .wishing him a speedy ' restoration' to health. ■•" •■••■-;■•■

Messrs. R. D. Brown (Hastings); H. E. Edgley (Napier), P. B. Cooke1" (Auckland), A. Tait (Calcutta), Gecit Kebbell (Te Hoe), W. Moulton (Christchurch), C. p. Dagg (Dunedin). ara staying at the Midland Hotel. ! '■"

Messrs. F. T. Milne (Auckland) ;■'■ J. B. Lymburn '(Dunedin), I. R. Robinson (Palmerston-North). J.^F. Grant (Gore), and R. Carrick and J. Jackson (Auckland) are guests at the Grand Hotel. , 7 " . ' ■;'

Messrs. D. E. Neave and W. J. Sini (Christchureh), L. K. Andrews '(Palmerston North), and B. Robertson (Pongaroa) guests at. the Royal Oak Hotel. ' ■■■■■•.■

Messrs: R. Porter (Palmerston, North),), J. Corry (Blenheim), G. Selig (Yokohama), W. R. McCallun* andH. R. Lake (Christchurch), W. Foote (Timaru), T. Reynolds (Hamilton), G. L. Molina (Sydney), and J. A. Gi-o-mann (Suva) are guests at the Hotel St. George. . . .• ■

Messrs. F. J. Tpwnsend (Gore), W. O. Fee (Balclutha), L. H. Cook (Nelson), R. A. Walk's (Gore), E. W. Harris (Kaikoura), J. J. Hall (Dunedin)',' R. C. Goldstone (Wairoa, Hawke's Bay), R. H. Withers and M. B. Svensoh (Wairoa), G. D, Creeth and D. Sellar (Auckland), and N* Fulton (Wanganui),' are among guests at the Empire Hotel.