PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22413, 8 May 1936, Page 12

PERSONAL ITEMS

r Mr. Justice Johnston is visiting: land and is at the Grand Hotel^i®: Mr. W. A. Wallis, curator of fvp 5 Hamilton Memorial Park, has residua after 15 years' service. 6 Mr. S. L. Paterson, S.M., 0 f hJl||| ton, is on annual leave. He i 8 relieved by Mr. J. G. L. Hewitt Su" of Auckland. ??|gg| Mr. C. H. Chapman, M.P. for w.i,. ington North, and Mrs. Chapman have been visiting Auckland, South last evening. Captain T. J. Watts, advisory snwV intendent of the United Fire Brigade": Association, left for Wellington by tra"yesterday afternoon. - : v B . Mr. H. White-Wickham, who-S been making his annual fishine vi v to New Zealand, will leave bv rifcp Rangitane to-day on his return to land. " >4381®

Mr. M. H. Vautier was adiftiS as a barrister and solicitor of Supreme Court by Mr. Justice Fairiil terday, on the motion Of Mr R Grant. ' -'M

Mr. E. T. Norris. formerly of the University of New Zealand Mrs. Norris will leave Wellington Tainui to-morrow morning on a ■vta to England. : f&p

Mr. B. M. Myers will leave by Rangitane to-day on a visit to En» land, Ireland and the Continent/ft expects to be away from New Zealand for about seven months.

Mr. C. G. McKellar, of Christchurch will leave for England by the Rangitajji to-dayi While abroad he expects to make a trip to Spitsbergen and Wm return to New Zealand about ber.

Mr. E. Norton Grimwade, a promia. ent Melbourne business man, and Ifo Grim wade, who arrived at Auckland from Sydney by the Mariposa W Saturday, will leave for England by the Rangitane to-day.

Commander B. C. B. Brooke; has been in command of H.M.S. PHjio. mel and officer in charge of the Devon, port Naval Base since September, 1933 will leave by the Rangitane his return to England. He will be 10. companied by Mrs. Brooke.

Mr. G. N. T. Greenbank, of Seaford College, Sussex, England, has been aa. pointed to the staff of King's CoUegT Auckland. Mr. Greenbank, who is j New Zealander, is an M.A. of Cambridge University, and has been a master at Seaford College since leaving Can*, bridge. He will commence his duties at King's College in September, after Mr. J. D. Lewis leaves to take up kb Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford.

Mr. Johannes C. Andersen, librarian of the Turnbull Library, Wellington, will leave for England on May 22. While abroad he will represent various New Zealand interests at conferences. He will attend the English-American historians' conference in London during July and hopes to be present at the World Numismatic Congress. He will also attend conferences in Buenos Aires and will return to New Zealand in October