PERSONAL ITEMS.
M<r. H. G. Corbetfc, solicitor, of Otorithanga, is at the Star Hotel. fjl Mr. and Mrs. K. W, Robinson, ef'S; Christchurch, are at the Grand Hotel. ;jm
Mr. H. Fowler, of the audit inspectoral ; office, Wellington, is at the Central Hotel.3§l
Mr.' D. C. E. Webster Bae been ap- ">' pointed deputy-registrar of the Supreme : Court, Auckland. f
Mr. W. D. Lysnar, M.P., of Gisbornet who has been spying at the Grand Hotel, left for Wellington last evening.
Mr. J. Caughley, Director of Education, is visiting Auckland on departmental business. He is at the Centra! Hotel.
The Hon. George Fowlds has taen ap pointed by the International Rotary Cluli as its special commissioner for New Zealand, where there are now three Rotary Clubs. A district governor will uot b« appointed until there are at least five clubs in the Dominion. The duties of th« office include the promotion of new clubs and of friendly (relations between those already formed. Mr. Fowlds was warmlv applauded at the Auckland Rotary Club yesterday when his appointment was announced.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18211, 3 October 1922, Page 8
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