PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18175, 22 August 1922, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS.

The Rev. Jasper Calder and Sir* Calder left yesterday for the Waiiato" where they will spend the week. *

Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Scales, of VM' lington, returned from Sydney yesterdav by the Moeraki. They are at the Graal Hotel.

Dr. C, J. Reakes, Director-General 0 f the Department of Agriculture, i s v ; B jJ ing Taranaki at tho invitation of farmers in that district.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Warren, of Hawke'i Bay, who have been staying at the Grand Hotel, left by the Navua yesterday on a visit to the Islands.

Mr. F. W. Greenwood, of the Agricul, tural Department, is visiting the Wairarapa in connection with the boys' and girls' agricultural clubs.

The Rev. W. C. Thomas, who came out to act as assistant at St. Paul's Cathedral, Dunedin, some two years aco will return to England shortly.

Mr. George W. Hutchison, president of the New Zealand Society of Accountants left for Wellington last evening to attend the annual meeting of the society.

Mr. S. S. Dean, manager of the South British Insurance Co., has returned to • Wellington from Australia. He accom. panied the All Blacks on their visit.,

Mr. H. S. Alpe, the well-known long distance has taken up his residence in Wellington. In February next Mr. Alpe will undertake a walk to Greymouth from Christchurch by way of Blenheim and Nelson, in the interests of the Blind Soldiers' Fund.

Mr. H. G. Thomson, one of t*he directors of the Auckland Importers and Shippers' Protection Association, left for Welling., ton last evening, to give evidence on behalf of the association in* connection with the Shipping and Seamen Amendment Bill now' before Parliament.

Mr. F. V. Sanderson, district inspectorof factories, awards, and weights and measures for Hawke's Bay for 4 some time ■■ past, has resigned from the Governmentservice, having been appointed secretary and labour expert for the North Island Freezing Companies' Association. Mr< Sanderson will reside in Wellington.