PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18889, 11 December 1924, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. H. A. Goudie, conservator o{' State forests at Eotorua, is at tha $&Sm Central Hotel. * ;"■ Mr. R. J. Moore, of Sydney, and -Mr/ and Mrs. J, H. Roxby, of England *ar« ' at Hotel Careen. *.' <:~iO.M _____ Mr. K. de G. MacVitty, American Con-, sul at Auckland, left for the South by the - express last evening. Mr. H. D. Hazard, of Waihi, and Mr and Mrs. A. W. Steele, of Russell, are at the Central Hotel. : l Mr. C. G. Poole, of Detroit, Mr;- ; &. \ H. Lander and Mr. K. J. Lander o* Melbourne, are at the Grand Hotel.' - * Mr. J. A. Young, Chairman of Com< mittees of the House of Representatives left Wellington on bis return to HamiU ton yesterday.

The.; Rev. F. Pring Rowe, vicar of All Saints', Nelson, has resigned. relinquish his duties next March and' re- ' turn to England. .-.,.

Messrs. H. A. Bown, G. W. Giddy and G. S. Matthews, of Wellington, and Mr. H. Heinmann, of Hastings are ab the Grand Hotel. • ' - .. r\ Mr. and Mrs. J. Simpson Alcock, of Mansfield, England, Mr. and Mrs. % ' H. Buick, of Masterton, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Bush, of Capetown, are at Stonehurst. • ' ■' - """s. Mr E. J. Howard, MP., ChristchurcK South, who was one of the Empire Parliamentary Union delegates to South. Africa, returned to Wellington by. the Ulimaroa yesterday from Sydney."

Mr. George Esther formerly on the staff of the Dunedin Drainage Board, as secretary to its engineer, and now. of Wanganui, has been appointed assistant to the borough engineer of Takapuna, Mr. A. T. Markman, Secretary to the Post Office, was expected to t arrive at Fremantle on Tuesday on his way from ;l the Postal Conference at Stockholm. He is due to arrive in Wellington on Decern* bor 22 by the Marama from Sydney. "'■ ■