PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21326, 29 October 1932, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. M. H. Wynyard returned from th& South yesterday morning. • f Major Ross Parsons, of Canada, is in Wellington in the course of a tour of tho Dominion. Mr. G. Mills, Mayor of Birkenhead, has been appointed a member of tho North Shore Boroughs' Water Board. Mr. W. H. Dixon, conductor of the Royal C'hristchurch Musical Society, is loaving on a trip to England. He expects to return early next May. Mr. J. Webb, a leading Queensland grazier, is spending a holiday in the South Island and will later visit the tourist resorts of the North Island. Lieutenant-Colonel C. H. Brock, of Madras, secretary of the United Planters' Association of Southern India, is due to arrive in New Zealand next week. He will sail for England by the Tainui on November 11. Mr. G. Gore, of Wellington, president of the New Zealand Lawn Terfnis Association, has arriveel in Auckland to welcome tlie members of the American lawn tennis team, which is due to arrive in Auckland by tho Niagara on Monday morning. He is at the Grand Hotel. Mr. 0. H. Gillon, purser of the Union Company's passeutger steamer Maunganui, became seriously ill last Saturday when the vessel was travelling from Auckland to Sydney. He was taken to hospital on arrival at Sydney. ' Mr. Gillon is well known in Australia and New Zealand, having been for nearly 41 years purser in the intercolonial passenger service.