PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18172, 18 August 1922, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. H. Livingstone Tapley, of Ihnedm. is at the Grand Hotel. „ Mr. S. Tansley, official assignee of W«L lington, is at present indisposed. Mr. W. G. McOlintock, of the Laaj Valuation Department, has been ferred from Dunedin to . Christchurch. Dr. J. P. Frengiey, deputy-director* general of health, arrived in Auckland yesterday. He is at the Central Eotel The Chief Justice, Sir Robert will preside at the sitting of the Supijwß, Court in M&sterton, opening on Septe«. bar 5. Dr. Allan Mackenzie, who recently at rived from England, has accepted the ap! pointment of second medical officer at Rarotonga. - -o The Rev. G. T. Brown has been ».. pointed to the pastorate of St. AndreVg Church, Palmerston North, in place of the Rev. Alex. Doull, who has resigned^ Mr. H. W. Johnson, technical inspector for the Department of Health, is vuitinTauranga. He leaves for Whakatane tOday, and will then come to Auckland. The Rev. W. Ready, of the Methodist) Church, Durham Street, Christchnrch has intimated to his officials that he wul be seeking a change at the next confer, ence. Mr. P. L. Holiings, having resigned from the magistracy, has commenced practice as a barrister and solicitor at' Eketahuna, where he started his former practice 25 years ago. Messrs. G. C. Gorrie and I. B. D. Eaanj v have been elected Auckland representatives on the council of the New Zealand Society of Accountants. The third Auckland representative is Mr. G. W. Hutchi. son, who did not retire. Sir Donald McGavin, director-genera" of medical eervio*, the Hon. W.. H. Triggs, M.L.C., of Christchurch, and »T. S. Elliott, of Wellington, who arrived l>y the Main Trunk express yesterday' morning, are at the Grand Hotel.

Mr. George Aitchison, of Kaitangata, who recently consented to act as uok judge of Frie6iaa cattle at the BoyaJ Agricultural Shows at Adelaide and Me!- p bourne next month, has been requested.■'■' I hr the Victoria branch of the Fricaiw I Cattle Club of Australia to give a dW?. monstration to members of the club dtnv : ing tfie forthcoming Melbourne Show «t the particular characteristics of the Friesian breed. The demonstration will be on similar linos to that given <wm ':'-■ time ago by Mr. Aitchison at Stratford, WELCOME TO A CUBA* <» ALL SAINTS' CHURCH,, : ' - ■■'• A social gathering took place at AS m Saints' parish halj last evening to wet r lj come the Rev. Ernest Chitty, who -was'". ■ ff recently appointed curate of All Saints'. Mr. J. H. Hutchison, people's warden, presided in the unavoidable absooce of- M the vicar, the Rev. F. W. Young, i> cordial welcome to the parish was a^.S corded Mr. Chitty by the chairmaa. k During the evening a presentatio3 ■<&■ .. m a picture was made to Mr. andvMo. A. C. Andrews, who are shortly-;l»S|vu», |] the district after a long associatamVwiw the choir and general parish work. ;| if Reference wws also made to the jtettd- j ing departure of Mr. G» S. Bullets, .wssr'g | warden, and Mrs. Bullen, whose slices as a teacher at the Bayfield Smiiy- 1 school received griitefal ! Community singing .proved 'i-waftA ||

aiversion during w»«* evening*-^**.,«««: .- K - w cal and elocutionary items *e»;cen--. | tributed to an enjoyable programs*/