PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18158, 2 August 1922, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS.

. Mr. D. Donaldson, Mayor of Wait?, at the Central Hotel. * Mr. W. G. McDonald, chairman of the Board of Trade, is at the Grand Hotel. : Messrs. C T. Newton and J. Ronnie of Christchurch, and Mr. P.. R. Ireland! ' of Oamaru, are at the Grand Hotel. risp Dr. O'Neill, who for some tin;® has - Si'' been ship's gurareon on the Tahiti, left ist that vessel at San Francisco, his place :~s being taken by Dr. Bass. Mr. P. Hally. who is taking up tJi<* duties of conciliation commissioner at Auckland in succession to Mr. T. Harle Giles, arrived from the South yesterday. Mr. C. C. Hcskin, who has been a member of the staff of tho Health Department for the past five or six years, latterly in the Christchurch office, has retired from the department. Mr. G. V. Morris, who has been col- *" lector of customs at Rarotonga for some time, arrived at Wellington "on Sunday by the Tahiti, accompanied by Mrs. Morns and' family. Mr. Morris is about to *ake up a new appointment as Adminia ttator at Nine. The Rev. Clarence Eaton, of the Methodist Central Mission, Dunedin, has accepted an invitation from the Taranaki Street Methodist Church, Wellington, to become minister of that church from April next. He has been iifjht years in charge of the Dunedin branch of the mission. The announcement was made last week that Mr. H. L. Wilson, of the Riccarton School, had been appointed headmaster of trie Martinhorousrh School, in succession to Mr. <J. K. Edie, who goes to Carterton. Mr. P. Clements, chairman of the / Riccarton School Committee, states tliat lae has Mr. Wilson's authority ;for saying that there is no truth in the utatement. Mr. Wilson is not leaving the Riccarton Sohool.