PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18813, 13 September 1924, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. R. W. Smith, of Taihape, is afi the Central HotelMr. B. d'Auvergne, of Ghristchurch, is. at the Royal Hotel. Mr; P. Selig was yesterday re-appointed president of the New Zealand Trotting Association. Mr. H. D. Bates, of Wanganui, Mr. F. J. V. Wilson, of Wellington, and Mr. H. A. Pearce, of Rotorua, are at Stonehurst. Mr. G. Mitchell, of Dunedin, air. F. Wesney, of Masterton, and Messrs. W. F. Austin, and A- R. Charlton, both oi Wellington, are at the Star Hotel. Mr. M. H. Wynyard has returned from Te ifuiti. where he discussed matters affecting the King Country counties with the No. 6 District Highway Council. ■Mr. H. C Jones, accompanied by Mrs. Jones, left by the express last evening, to attend the annual conference of the New Zealand Motor Trade Association, which will be held in Christchurch next week. Mr. J. Newdick, of Auckland, has been nominated for the position*of supervisor at the forth coming Dominion brass hinds contest. His appointment has yet to be endorsed by the North Island Brass Band Association. Mr. C B. Norwood, of Wellington, left yesterday on a trip to Sydney and Melbourne. He is accompanied by Mrs, Norwood. Mr. Norwood will represent the Wellington Rotary Club at the Rotary Conference. Mr. R. B. Morris, lata secretary of tho Post and Telegraph Department, cas disposed of his interests in Wellington and left yesterday, with Mrs. Morris and Jiifi family, for South Canterbury to settle on his farm, Sunridge, at St. Andrewls. Mr. Norman T. Sinclair", M.A., who went from Auckland to Cambridge JOni versity to pursue his studies, has gained there first-class honours in the .modem languages tripos. His exceptionally good work in Provencal, one of the chief Romance or neo-Latin languages, has been commended. Mr. Sinclair, the Rev. W. A. Sinclair, is now visiting England..