PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18018, 17 February 1922, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Messrs C. A. Humphreys and J. Qoorf wyn, of Sydney, are at the Grand HoteL Mr. and Mrs. Martin Elgar, of p eat i,- r ston, and Mr. M. Nathan, of Wellingare at the Grand Hotel. V>eUl "gK Colonel T. H. Browning, of London M turned yesterday from a visit to Wsl hngton. He is at the Grand Hotel. Mr. F. C. McDonnell, a native of thi Auckland district, who has beea a resi dent of Australia for the past 17 y ears " has arrived in Auckland on a visit to h» parents at Mount Eden. s

j The Rev. Grainger Hargreaves 0 f | Oxford, who has come to the Dominion las the representative of the English I Methodist Church at the New Zealand Centenary Conference, is now visiting Rotorua. * Dr. W. V. Browne, of Christchurch has been appointed to represent the Christchurch City Council at the thirty third congress of the Royal Sanitary In", stituto, to be held in Bournemouth En?land, during July. ' °

Bishop Locko, head of the Methodist Episcopal Church of America in tie Philippines, sailed from Sydney for Wellington by tho Manuka yesterday to take part in the celebrations- of the centenary of Methodism in the Dominion.

The Canterbury Progress League has extended an invitation to the Pri me Minister to spend a few djvs in Christchurch and North Canterbury as the guest of the league. In view of the statement that Mr. Masfey intends to I visit Lake Tekapo about March 16 it j 6 respected he will be able to spend a few ! days in the city and the northern district on his way south.