PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20977, 14 September 1931, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

—i♦ ■ : .' v - J Mr. Justice Smith left for the Sonk by the limited express last evening, Mr. James Tasker, stationmaster f Papakura, has retired on superannuate" The Hon. A. J. Stallworthy,' Mini.* of Health, returned to Wellington h ' evening. . Mr. ft. Money, Mr. A. Scott and M. T. Mullan, of Hamilton, are at Central Hotel. * i*Jj Mr. J. Martin, of Wellington. Mr T Sullivan, of Ohakune, and Mr. p Cameron, of Waiuku, are at the IW.i Hotel. yal Mr. and Mrs. E. Myers and Mr an j Mrs. A. Murphy, of" Wellington,' an j Mr. and Airs. A. Blackmore of Hamilfn are at the Central Hotel. Mr. R. Cobbe, , manager of the Chateau National Park, will leave the Chateau to-day on a holiday visit to Feilding. fj will be accompanied by Mrs. Cobbe. 9 The Rev. L. M. Rogers, who has been in charge of tho First Church (Presbv terian), Frankton, for five years, wjii leave next month to take charge of sf David's Church, Sydenham, Christchurch" Mr. W. Cecil Prime, employers' representative on the Arbitration Court, who visited Christchurch at the week-end will return to Wellington to-day in readi' ness for the opening of the Court t<v morrow. Mr. L. H. Miller, Mr. J. Davenport Mr. 11. R. Levick, Mr. E. T. Arnott ami Mr. S. H. Jenkinson, a£ Wellington, Mr P. Duncan, of Christchurch, arid Mr. \\ J. Martin and Mr. ¥. de Montalk, of 'L'olaga Bay, arc at the Star Hotel. ' Mr. J. B. Thompson, of Wellington has been reappointed to the Tongariro National Park Board. Mr. Thompson relinquished his post as chairman of the board automatically upon his retirement last April from the position of Under. Secretary of Lands.