PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXXXI, Issue 102, 2 May 1941, Page 9

PERSONAL ITEMS

The Minister of Public Works (Mr. Armstrong) will leave for Christchurch tonight. He expects to return to Wellington about the middle of next week. . .

The Minister of Labour (Mr. Webb) and the Minister of National Service (Mr. Semple) left for the South Island last night.

The Minister of Health (Mr. Nordmeyer) left today on an official visit to the King Country and Rotorua disv tricts, and on. his return,trip to Wellington he will visit New Plymouth. He'will be away until Tuesday or Wednesday next.

The Minister of Marketing and Agriculture (Mr. Barclay) was in Palmerston North today. He is to return this evening, and will leave tomorrow night for Christchurch.

The Rt. Hon. G. W. Forbes will return south by tonight's steamer express,

Archbishop West-Watson, Primate of New Zealand, will leave for the south by the steamer express tonight.

The'Rt. Rev. P. W. Stephenson, Bishop of Nelson, will return to Nelson tonight.

The Leader of the Opposition, Mr, Holland, will return south tonight.

Professor M. G. Denham will return south tonight after a brief visit.

Mr. E. Caradus, chief inspector of secondary schools, has been appointed adviser on education to the New Zealand Naval Board.

Mr. R. P. Connell, organiser of farm production for the National Primary Production Council, will succeed Mr. R. McGillivray as Fields Superintendent of the Department of. Agriculture at Christchurch. Mr. McGillivray retired last month and is going to Australia.