PERSONAL

Evening Star, Issue 18807, 4 December 1924, Page 6

PERSONAL

Archbishop .Tnlins brought his visit to Dunedin to an end this morning, and wn; sent off at the railway station by Bishop Richards and several clergymen and laymen. Dr Stanley Foster, who came from Christchurch" on examining duty, returnee to .his home io-day. Mr Janies Fletcher went by the ll.lt express to-day, bound for Auckland. Dr Yalintine, Director-General o: Health, was able to finish, his business bore this morning in time to catch tin northern express. Ho is to reach Wellington to-morrow. Mr C. P. Hainsworth, general manage) of tho Big Exhibition, cabled from ’Frista on Tuesday that ho was leaving yesterday tor New Zealand by the Maungnnui. M r Daniel Stewart, who left Balclulhc four or five years ago, and now belong; to Richmond (Nelson), has been paying a visit to Otago, and left this morning. Mr James” Begg started to-day for Wei lington to attend the annual meeting o: the' Dominion Farmers’ Institute. Captain G J. Foster, marine supenn tcndnnt of the Union Company, kit foi Wellington this morning. Those staving at the Excelsior Hotel are Mr J. Anderson (Gore). Messrs J. Cop. land J. N, ATLcan, N. Pelc.her, and 0. J Howells (Invercargill), Messrs G. F. M’lther J. Shackelford, V. H. Webster, and Mr and Aim Rens.ha.w (Auckland), AL L A. Skidmore (Melbourne). Mr W. 11. Withers (London), and Air and Mrs Shortall (Feilding). . Air W. W. Stewart, who is severing his connection with the firm of Stewait, Beil Ltd., has accepted a position on the staff’ of Messrs John Edmond, Ltd. A Pahialua Press Association telegram announces the death of Air Peter Thomson, local manager of tho Bank of New Zealand for eleven years. He was a very popular citizen, and was identified with several institutions. Ho had been in a hospital for the past six months, and underwent a severe operation. He had been in the bank’s service for forty-three year#.