PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16921, 6 August 1918, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. P. M. Mackay left for the South last evening.' Mr. S. J. Ambury left for the South last evening. Mr. A. E. Manning, of Hamilton, is at the Royal Hotel. Mr. F. A. Williams, of Napier, is at the Royal Hotel. Mr. M. G. McArthur, of W'aihi, is at the Central Hotel. Mr. and Mis. A Petersen. of Cambridge, arc at the Central Hotel. Mr and Mrs. J. R. McKenzie, of Wellington, are at the rand Hotel. Mr. X. Kie'v. acting-commissioner of police, left fir Weill'.'ton last evenng. Lieutenant L. Braik. of Wmganui. and Mr. R. F. Wai l, of 'Ie Kuiti, are at Car jen. Mr. F. Hav, of W<' 1 in' n. aid Mr, W. J. MiKitterick, of Dunedln. are at the Grand Hotel. Major aH Mrs Ranstcad, and Cap'ain A. W. Smith, of Hamilton, are at tho Central Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gardner, of Taihape. and Mr. and Mr.<. K. MiLeay, Napier, are at the Royal Hotel. The Rev. Father Ph-Lin, of Mastertnn, is to replace the Rev. Father Dtifiv as Roman Catholic chaplain at Featherston camp. The Rev. W. J. Elliot has re*;iuvM 1 is duties at the Devonport Methodist Chun li. Mr. Elliot has been unable to do any public speaking for some time, owing to throat trouble. Mr. P. V. Frazor. S.M., who has been relieving magistrate at Wellington fur some months past, has returned to Auckland, prior to taking up his position as second magistrate at Wellington for tho duration of the war. On Thursday, M Frazer will preside over a sitting of the Public Service Appeal Board, Post and Telegraph section. While in Aurk'and, Mr. Frazer will assist with the magisterial work, and will leave for Wellington on August 16.