PERSONAL' ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21325, 28 October 1932, Page 12

PERSONAL' ITEMS

Mi'. V. B. Mclnnes left for the -soutfci last evening. \ Bishop Liston return from the south by tlio express yuaiorday morning. \ Tho Hon. C. J. Carrington, M.L.C., arrived in Auckland yesterday morning. Dr. J. W. Crawshaw, of Christchurch, returned by the Rangitiki yesterday from a visit to England. Mr. H. S. Cornfoot, of Feilding, who has been visiting England, returned by tho Rangitiki yesterday. Mr. W. Grounds, of Hokianga, was a passenger by tho limited express which arrived yesterday morning. Archdeacon Gordon Bell, of Cambridge, returned by the Rangitijii yesterday from a holiday visit to England. Mr. It.. B-- Hardy, prudent of tlio Auckland Lawn Tennis Association, and Mr. E. W. Griffiths, a member of the executive, returned from Wellington yesterday. Mr. G. F. Michie, of the Smithlield firm of Michie and White, meat buyers, arrived by the Rangitiki from London yesterday. Ho left by train in the evening for Wellington. Mr. J, L. Brown, of Nelson, formerly chairman of the Fruit Export Board, who has acted as London manager for tho board during tho past J8 months, returned from London by the Rangitiki yesterday. The Rev. M. E. Holmes has resigned his post as assistant-curate at St. Mary g Anglican Church, Karori, Wellington, to lake up a similar position at Tauranga. He will spend a holiday at his home in Christchurch before, coming North. Tho Rev. G. B. Withers, of ' Portsmouth, England, arrived by tho Rangitiki yesterday on a visit to the Dominion. His father, the late Dr. Robert Withers, arrived in Otago from England in 1873. Mr. Withers is the guest Archbishop Averill. Mr. T._ T. Bond, formerly of Auckland, who has established a publishing business in London, returned by tho Rangitiki yesterday after an absence of six years in England. He is a eon of tlio late Mr. J. H. C. Bond, for many years (superintendent in' tlio Dominion for the New Zealand Shipping Company. Tho Rev. John Miller, of Christchurch, returned by the Rangitiki yesterday from a visit to England. Ho was the New Zealand representative at" the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Edinburgh and London, where he ga\e an address on the life and work of the Church in the Dominion.