PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17691, 28 January 1921, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. J. A. Nash. M.P., is retiring from the Palmerston mayoralty at the end c vgrthmhuk» his prespnt term, after 13 consecutive years' office.

Mr. D. Perry, preses of the Grind Antiquity Society of Glasgow, accompanied by Mrs. Perry, arrived at Auckland by the Tofua yesterday.

Sir Raymond Dennis. K.8.E.. managing director of Dennis Bros.'. Ltd.. engineering works in Britain, arrived from Svdnev h" the Tofua yesterday. He is at the Grand Hotel.

The P.ev. Father Broughton. who ha* been stationed in Maatferton for some time past, has been transferred to Westpo-* He is to be succeeded bv tli» Rev F a )u'„\ ileggarty.

Sir Elliot ' Johnson. Speaker of f ne Federal House of Representative?, arrive at Auckland yesterday by the Tofua ar companied by his daughter. They are f~ be the guests of Major Knutfforfl durintheir stay in the citv. " E

Dr. E. Morris Miller. M.A . \Au T) professor of*psychology in the University of Tasmania, arrived at Auckland yesterday by the Tofua. He is proceeding U Wellington, whence ho will ga iJ bv \hl Tahiti for San Franriscfc He ha« \V,* sanction of the Premier of Tasmania S : r Walter Lee. to make inquiries into fhp working of the psychological clinics of th* American universities, especially those at P*"i?fT BCO 4r St -_ J Uui ?' ft«inn.tlPhiladelphia, Harvard, and Chicago R. will also investigate the methods in -osu* in the United States of treating the fee'nU minded.