PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 78, 29 September 1938, Page 11

PERSONAL ITEMS

1 The Minister of Education an* Health (the Hon. P. Fraser) will leave tomorrow for Blenheim, and from there will commence a tour that' is expected to keep him in. the South Island for about ten days.

Mr. T. B. Gusscott, director and general manager of J. R. McKenzie, Ltd, has; on medical advice, relinquished his position. Mr. Gusscott has been - associated with the McKenzie interests - for the past sixteen years. At a meet- * ing of the board Mr. Gusscott's.resignation was received and accepted .with much regret. Members expressed tfa« - wish that a well-earned retirement would be enjoyed "by Mr. Gusscott.

Sir James Parr, former High Commissioner for New Zealand in London, is returning to the Dominion and i« due to reach Auckland on October 28 by the Orcades, which will visit New Zealand during a cruise.

Mr. W. Jones, Mayor of Whangarei, arrived today by train to attend" * meeting of the Central Centennial Committee.

Mr. J. A. C. Allum, Deputy Mayor of Auckland, arrived today by the Limited express to attend a meeting of the executive of the Municipal A* sociation.

The Rev. Father H. V. Bird; rector of St Gerard's Monastery,. Wellington, returned today by Uie . Limited express from Auckland.

Mr.. F. W: Shelton, investigation officer of the Railway Department, »■" turned to Wellington today by train.

Captain S. E. Gregory, shore superintendent of the Port Shipping Line, was a passenger by the Limited' ex-. press from Auckland today.', ''. ",

Mr. W. A. Parton is.leaving by the Wanganella tonight for a month's holiday in Australia. -