PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17491, 8 June 1920, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

• Mr. C. J. Martin, inspector of \J ce .':'. . Batavia, Java, arrived in Auckland yes. terday. He in accompanied by Lis v fa and two daughters. c

The Rev. .Heetor McLsan, M.A.. M.Sc, 8.D.. of Knox Church, Imercargili, it jg stated, is to receive a call to succeed Dr ■ R. Waddell.at St. Andrew's Church, D^'. edin.

Mr. A. H.' a director, of several companies in Meioourne, was a passenger by the Makura from Sydney yesterday. He is on his way to Vac", couver. •

Mr. W. J. Holdsworth, a member of the Auckland City Council and chairman of the Public Sen- co Committee of the council, returned from Sydney by the Makura.

Mr. Harold (rlowery. manager of the Farmers' Co-operitive Company at East Malvern, Victoria, arrived oy the JMaknr* last evening from Sydney. He is on his way to Vancouver.

Mr. W. Hogg, clerk to the One Tree Hill Road Board, has ocen granted three months' leave of absence. Mr. W. Thomas has been appointed to the position during that period.

The New Zealand visitors in Sydney when, the last mail left included Mr. and Mrs. Justin Aylmer (Wellington). Mr and Mrs. J. M. Geddes (Wellington). Mr. Hugh Wright, and Mr. R. Urquhart (Auckland), Mr. K. A. Martin, and Mr. George H. Winder (Wellington). Mr. W. Newburgh (Christehurch), and Mr. (J. H. Ensor.