PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22205, 4 September 1935, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS

Sir James Gunson left for Wellington I yesterday afternoon. Archdeacon H. A. Hawkins arrived froiri the South yesterday morniag. Mr. W. P. Kndeun, M.P. for p ah nell, left for Wellington last evening. Professor W. Kiddet, of Massev Agricultural College, left Hamilton last mult for Palmerston North. |ii i? SI Mr. D. Markhani, of Wellington, turned by the Marama yes'terdaj' after a visit to Australia. He is at the 11 Station Hotel. Mr. I?. Fullerton, Wellingtoij» I trieb manager for the Government lAgfE surnnce Department, has retired on || superannuation after 42 years' service. . Mr. P. Sheffield, manager of Mel. 11 verns' Stores, who has been on a visit P to Britain and the Continent, returned |f; by the Marama from Sydney yesterday. The Bev. K. Fordham Clark,tlntelj |f curnte at St. Mary's Churrh, Is>w P| y . month, has been appointed to a curacy- ; at the Church of St. Mary i|| Faddington, London. Mr. H. W. Nix on, commercial of the Christchiuch Star-Sun, and \ formerly editor of the Christehurch'S Star, has been appointed editor 'of the Waikato Ti-mes, Hamilton. " '■ Major P. MiicDonald, of Kenyi | Colony, arrived by the Marama yester- | day from Australia on a holiday visit, : T! to New Zealand. Major Mac Donald n brothor-in-law of IVlr. Kenneth Mackerizie. ,* Mr. «f. W. Matthewson, general nger of the Union Steam Ship Company, who, as the representative of the : | Japanese Consul, was present at the welcome to the Japanese training ship u | Shin tot: n Maru on Monday, returned to Wellington last evening. *