PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20480, 4 February 1930, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. G; Pickthall, of Ceylon, is at thf Hotel Cargcn.

Mr. T. S. On, Chinese Consul in New. Zealand, left for Wellington by train last evening. v

Mr. 0. R. Haig and Mr. L". P. Jack, of Whangarei, and Dr. J. A. Greenwood, of Waipu, are at the Eoyal Hotel.

Mr. M. C. Boyes and Mr. J. Price, ot Wellington, Mr. W. Sharp, of Dunedin, Mr. C. L. Thomas, of Napier, and Mr. J. D. Burns, of Hokitika, are at the Star Hotel.

Mr J. E. Page, manager of the Hamilton branch of the Union Bank of Australia, Limited, retires from the service of the bank next- month on account of illhealth. Mr. A. E. Sandford, of Feilding, will succeed for. Page.

Mr. C. Drakely, of New York, Mr. IT. C. Fahle, of Melbourne, Mr. H. 0. Murray and Mr. W. E. Jackson, of Wellington, ifr. R. M. Passmore and Mr. H.Sincock, of Dunedin, and Mr. P. Marshall, of Marton, are at'the Grand Hotel.-

"Mr. W. Morton, of Wellington, Mr„ E. R. Knight, of Christchurch, Mr. M.. Martin, of Masterton, Mr. >W. Swales, Mr. J. Beagley and Mr. A. E. Leggat, of Hamilton, and Mr. C. Johnstone, of Whatawhata, are at the Central Hotel.

Mr. L. W. McCaskill, science master afc the Dunedin Training College, ha 3 received' word that he has gained tho de« greet of Master of Agriculture with first-! class honours in agricultural economics* He was for several years an instructor in agriculture in tile employ of tho' Auckland Education Board and was stationed for some time in the Thames-Paeroa district. -