PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21639, 3 November 1933, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. W. J. Holdsworth left f or y,. ington by the limited express last ing to attend a special meeting Local Government Loans Board Acting-Lieutenant-Commander V Connolly, of Duncdin, has been rrr the rank of the New Zealand Division of tL r? ' 5 Naval Volunteer Reserve. Uo M Mr. Douglas Smart, a graduat the Ota go Fnivcrsitv School of has left Duncdin for New Guinea he will take up a three ycars' en ment with one of tiie principal mining companies. ' Mr. George Bruce-Smith, Cp „ a , manager for Australia and 7 land of the .Australian Provincial f" surance Association. Limited arp - , at Wellington from Sydney ' by 'lt' Maungauui on Monday. " s Ihe Rev. 11. G. Goring, minister x the Baptist Church at, Wanganui : to leave at the end of the °year' answer to a coll from Avondale a will replace the Rev H. K. who is retiring from the active Mr B. II Kingston, vice-president and Mr. H. I!, .v.van. the new't appointed representatives of the Chamber on the council of the AnA land Chamber of Commerce, took theseats at the council's meeting day. " Mr. I). M. Robertson, general Wr tarv of the New Zealand Legion *»< Dr. W. H. B. Bull, president of ft Karori division, wij] arrive in Auc' land on Monday, and will hold a seri' of meetings in Auckland and surround ing districts. The Rev. F. A. CrawshaTr, c : Palmerston North, secretary of the >,V? Zealand Auxiliary of the Mission fr> Lepers, is to leave New Zealand short'; before Christmas for Melbourne to tai'j up his headquarters there as gener"' secretary for the Australian auxiliarv'c-' the mission. Mr. A. M. Seaman, immediate par president of the Auckland Chamber cl Commerce, was congratulated by fccouncil of the chamber yesterday upos bis election unopposed at the feces' W anganui conference to the position of president of the Associated Chamber of Commerce.