PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21295, 23 September 1932, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. C. : G. Macindoe •will leave by tKil Maunganui to-day on a visit to Australia^ Mr. 11. C. MdDby, general manager in 1 ; Auckland for New Zealand Breweries! Limited, returned to Auckland by thei ex» press yesterday morning.

Mr. F. C. Dewar, a director, and Mr! R. H. Smythe, secretary of the New Zealand Perpetual Forests, Limited, will leave by the Maunganui to-day on a visit to Australia,

Dr. E. B. Gunson, president of the »4 Auckland Society of Arts, has announced ■ "vj his intention of not seeking re-election at f|§j the annual meeting of the society noxt M;' Tuesday evening.

Mr. J. F. Bowater, managing director f: of Messrs. W. V. Bowater and Sons, the p|l English paper manufacturers, will reach V Auckland this morning from the south and will sail later in the day for Australia, He is accompanied by Mr. E. W. C. tf;'Hughes, manager for the firm in Australia fW and New Zealand.

Mr. A. 0. Norwood, sub-accouniant in the head office of the National Bank of ; '|S| New Zealand, Limited, London, has ar- d® rived at Wellington from Sydney. This is ■' Mr. Norwood's first visit to New Zealand,; m and he has come to acquire first-hand,;;-

knowledge of New Zealand banking con- ff| ditions, probably making a stay of 12 ® months in the Dominion.

Squadron-Leader J. L. Findlay, who , was injured on August 8, when he crashed in a Gloster Grebe aeroplane near Hornby, 'g| has returned to his home and is making

steady progress toward recovery. Air-j, §| craftsman J. Simpson, who suffered • serious injuries in the accident, is still a patient at the Cibristchurch Hospital. His condition is improving slowly.