PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17955, 3 December 1921, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas rv,,,,!, V 'B ' Waikato, are at HoS *' Cl Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beak 0 f (%* , H church, who arrived from Vm*? Wwrt '- li terday ; are at thejffl ffi W '«' \ Mr. A. R. Ryder, M.A first !„■, SH at the New Plymouth Boy' l&flK* has been appointed senior «££ » (I at the Auckland S m cs; Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lo Wrv 0 » ». , \m Bay, returned I rora an extended visit to Endand TV H left for the South by the Man Trunfe I press last night. *"uuc.ex. j|j| Captain the Hon. C. MulhoUani mill f tary secretary to Lord French, arrived it \ ' Auckan yesterday by the 1 intends to spend some time fishing m £ H i Hot Lakes district. * no H Mr W. Thayer, barrister, of Hom. S lain, formerly secretary to the Governo, Hi of Hawaii, arrived in Auckland bv Z HI Niagara yesterday. He is prominent H connected with the boy scout movem ?t M in Honolulu. He is accompanied by M r g, ffi< The Hon. Mark" Cohen, M.L.C., and ® Mrs. Cohen were passengers yesterday WX SK the Niagara from Vancouver. Mr fVlkvk Si attended the World's Press B Honolulu in October as one of New-%>- ■Si land's representatives, aftorwardj mp Vancouver, where ho and >f r> *>)& "KS spent a week before leaving o. voyage. They are at the tyL.vl.&*£'■'•-Sh The Rev. J. Dawson, notary ' • *«HJ New Zealcnd a S by the Niagara from Vancouver yta>V Kg day. He is accompanied lfeMrs. DawLi? ■ fi| He was welcomed bv tViP Tr=-" 1 awa bers of the exceuti-'*. f the Auckk-i* "§sl Prohibition Council, % whom he |& plained the deliberates cf the Prohitv BSI tion Congress held .ij Switzerlsnd. M> KfJ and Mrs. Dawson (tit for Wellington* bV ffefl the Main Trunk eifress last night. . Jiff