PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17596, 8 October 1920, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

. VM i E ' Mr. P. Cameron, of Dunedin, is at fR« j Grand Hotel »• • - ! Mr-: J. ' C. Craig left for Sydney -bv th* -Niagara'last evening. Mr. and, Mrs. H. Annesley Smith, 0 ; Morrinsville, left, by the Niagara yestei-- * day for Sydney. ■ .<^sss . Mr.- W. R. Wilson and Mr. R.:?ptfl Wilson were passengers for Sydney by th« Niagara last evening - - The Rev., John Bell, of the Baptist MJ£" i~sionary Society, Sianfti Shen»i, Kert'i 0' China, is one of the delegates to (v l4 5 Baptist Conference. * \ ~0 - ' f - Mfi. W. if. Wilkes, Mayor of tIW -% mond, Nelson, who , has been on an tended visit to Australia. Java «n<T4/ Singapore; has returned to New Zealand. Mi Mr. J. Parker, editor of the EvMi'rj."*■Post, Wellington, "who attended the T m~ perial Press - Conference in Canada, lef#& for the South by the mid-day Main Trunk express yesterday.- ' tS; ! Mr. R. Culver, Fallow of th# Bay?t Colonial Institute, ar;d a representative ■>{ the British Dominions Emigration Society, ■, ■who arrived by the Niagara- on Wedtie*- % 'day, left for Wellington by the Main 5* Trunk express last evening. ">}■ Mr. IT. Geonjeson. who has been in .. I' charge' of the Hawke's Bay branch of ths «•• Labour Department for some veals, i* tg - v be transferred to Christchurcb. and" Hi-7<T place at Napier will be taken by Mr. F. ; ; V. Sanderson, Of Master ton. > Sir. Norman T. Williams has retired, '< : ~ owing to ill-health, from the position of -■ manager in Auckland for the National Insurance Company, which, he has ofiin- • pied for over 20 years, Mr. W, O, Belt T has been appointed manager of the branti as from October 1.