PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19125, 17 September 1925, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. P. J. V. Wilson, of Wellington, is at Stonehnrsk • Mr. and Mrs. EL G. Webb, of India, are at the Grand HoteL Mr. and Mrs. S. G. McGowan, of Vf land, are on an extended visit to Rotozna. > 1

Mr. and Mrs. S. Hurst Seager, of Christchureh, left for tie Sonth by train last evening.

Mr. W. S. Harris, of Wellington, and Mr. E. M McKenzie, of Carterton, aw. at the Royal Hotel.

M& and Mrs. J. E. McEwan, of Wei. lington, who arrived by the Niagara on Monday, after spending a holiday in Canada, left for the South by train last evening.

Mr. R C. Hughes, of Now York, Mb. 1. M. Matthews, of Wellington, Mr.. JR. C. Bnchanan, of Tallangatta, Victoria, and Mr. J. Sutherland, of Melbourne, ar# at the Grand Hotel.

Messrs. A. 8. Hefford, 0. Gillespie. R Langdon, A. F. Wells and L. W. Atkinson, of Wellington, Mr. J. I. Stevenson of Dunedin, and Mr. P. Dnncan of Christchureh, are at the Star Hotel. '

Commander N. Wood-Smith, of ' Royal Indian Marines, who spent soma months in Auckland, was a passenger bv the Niagara for Sydney. He mil tony Australia before returning to India.

Messrs. M. C. Walkor, E. F. Mather and T. H. Davies, of Wellington. Messrs. C. R. Nicholson and J. M. Wills, of Dnnedin, and Mr. A. E. Armstrong, of Christchureh, are at the Central Hotel

Mr. M. Grattan O'Leary, a Canadian member of the delegation to the Conference of the Empire Press Union at Melbourne, and Mrs. O'Learv, were passengers from Sydney by the Tahiti this week. The political crisis in Canada has compelled Mr. O'Leary, who is a prospective candidate at the election, to curtail his visit to Australia, and to hasten homo by the first available boats