PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18292, 8 January 1923, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

. Mr. Justice Hosking Is"; in Wellington* Sir Thomas and Lady Mackenzie are st Napier. . , , ]' Mr. and Mrs. J. Cuttle, of Sydney,, ! are at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. F. PaJairet, of Gisbome, are at the Central Hotel. Mr. Justice Chapman, has returned fed Wellington' from the South Island. " Sir Joseph and Lady Ward have returned to Wellington from Christchurch. Mr. Justice Frazer is at present in Wellington, having returned from the South. Mr. W. Harris, the Honolulu swimmer, left for Sydney by the Manuka la*b week. Mr. and "Mrs. J." M- Hussey, of W»nganui,.left by the Main Trunk espreiijJ last evening. Mr. C. C. Odlin. of Wellington, left Auckland last evening by the Maiin Trunk 'express. Mr. W. Taylor, of Dunedin, and Mr. C. B. Norwood, of Wellington, are at the Grand Hotel. ■ The Rev. S. La-wry, who has been oil holiday in the North'island, has returned to Christchurch. .Mr. E. S. Baldwin, of Wellingtons has received confirmation of his appointment as vice-consul for the Argentine Republic, Sir John Salmond has returned to Wellington from the Marlborough district, where he has been spending the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Napier returned on Saturday from Lake Taupo, where they have been spending the Christmas vacation. " Sir' Robert Stout, Chief Justice, will , probably remain in the South Island until the middle of February, when he will re-> turn to Wellington. Mr. W. H. Morton, Wellington city engineer, who recently suffered a breakdown in health, is making steady progress toward, recovery at Rotorua. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Barlow, of Christchurch, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Giles, o! Timsru, and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wall, of Wellington, are at the Grand Hotel. Dr. W. S. Wallis, superintendent :of King George V. Hospital, has left Rotorua. on a month's holiday, most of which ha will spend with his family in Tauranga, While he is away Dr. F. W. Lumsden. will be in charge. ; Captain and Mrs. Neeve, who have been in charge of the work of the Salvation Army at Tauranga for the past eight months, ; have received notice of their transfer to Rotorua, and leave for that station on Wednesday next. They will be succeeded by Captain and Mrs. Prince, oil Otahuhu. Mr. W. L. T. Elliott, son of the Rev. W. J. Elliott, who was travelling with, the Auckland oricket team in Taßariaki, has had to be removed to." the hospital, suffering from diphtheria. Mr. EDiotfc, had been Reeling unwell for some time, but was unwilling to give way, and ultimately had to leave the cricket - field at Hawera. On medical advice he returned to New Plymouth and was treated foe tonsillitis, but a further examination in- . dicated that he was suffering from? diphtheria. ■"•■■ ■:•■ •."; . ■'•:'..;: Dr. Ada Paterson, school medical officer, Wellington who has been on :&' I'2-months' trip abroad, visiting . Great Britain, Europe, the "United States, and Canada, is due to afrrive in Auckland by'. the Makura on Monday next. During her trip Dr. - : Paterson represented the j.Now Zealand Department r of Public i Health at the International Congress for . the Protection of Women and Children, held in Paris early in July last, and at ■■'. the thirty-third congress of the Royal Sanitary Institute, held at Bournemouth later in the same month. ' ■■':'.;. j., '