PERSONAL ITEM?

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22434, 2 June 1936, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEM?

Mr. Alan Donald left last for Wellington. , |

Mr. Harvey Turner loft for Wellim, ton by train last, evening. ;

Mr. Hendry Luke left for the BouU.' by tho limited express last evening, ft The Rev. C. Scrimgeour was 1 ! passenger by tho limited expreus W evening for Wellington. wIJ

Mr. R. E. Armstrong, secretary of J. Inglis Wright, Limited, advertising agents, Wellington, is visiting Auc£ land. '

Mr. J. A. Leo, M.P., Under-Sec. retnry to the Prime Minister, left last evening by the limited express f w Wellington.

The Rev. C. G. Palmer, lata 0 f St Andrew's Church, Epsom, has been ap! pointed assistant' curate of St. -Anne'i Church, Wandsworth, in ihe Southwark Diocese, England.

Mr. W. J. Holdsworth, chairman of the Auckland Electric-Power Board Mr. R. H. Hartley, general manager" and Mr. X. M. Speer, secretary, passengers for Wellington by last even, ing's limited express.

Mr. G. W. von Zedlitz was nnani. mously elected professor emeritus afc the last meeting of tho Victoria IJuj. versity College Council. He was fgf some years professor of modern langu. ages at Victoria University College. i :S

The Right Rev. W. H. Baddelev, Bishop of Melanesia, who has been o*n a visit to England, is expected to a. rive at Auckland from Vancouver Iby the Aorangi on Sunday. After spending a short period i i the Dominion he will leavo for Sydney. •

Mr. L. C. M. Saunders, M.A., Muj., Bac., at present on the staff of sha Cathedral Grammar School, Christ, church, has received, notice of his, Rp, pointment to the staff of King's Col, lege, Auckland, as director of mmsid and assistant master of languages. Mr, Saunders will leave ChristcLurch take up his new duties in September, v

The Hon. J. Alexander, th« Hon. T ( Bloodworth, the Hon. A. Burns, th« Hon. Eliot" R. Davis, the Hon. F. E, Lark, the Hon. W. H. Mclntyre and the Hon. T. F. O'Bryne. M.L.C.'s, and Mr. W. T. Anderton, Mr. J. 6. Bar* clay., Mr. W. P. Endean, Mr. W|fj ; Jordan, Mr. W. J. Lyon, Mr. A. I, Moncur, Mr. C. R. Petrie, Mr. A. 8. Richards, Mr. F. W. Schramm and Mr. A. C. A. Sexton, M.P.'s, left fa Wellington last evening.

Mr. George W. Da vies, of Doneefoj, has been elected a Fellow of the Bovsi Society of Arts;, in recognition of ths work accomplished by him over a period of many years as a specialist in heating, ventilating and air conditioning, Mr. Davies is already a member of many other scentific institutions. Ia 1925 Mr. Davies was invited to repra. sent Australia and New Zealand at international congress of heating and ventilating engineers held ; in Paris, and was on that occasion awarded the congress bronze medal for his contribu' tion toward the congress proceedings.