PERSONAL ITEMS
Mr. T. O. Bishop left for the Soutk by the limited express last night.
Mr. J. E. Astlev returned by traiS from Wellington yesterday morning.
Sir Charles Norwood arrived W Wellington yesterday and is at tk! Grand Hotel.
Professor F. P. Worley returned from Wellington by the limited express y e f terday morning.
Sir Garrick Robertson left by the Wanganella yesterdav on a fortnight's visit to Australia.
Mr. F. M. Clark, general manager of Union Airways, Limited, arrived from Wellington yesterday and is at tha Grand Hotel. fe
Mr. A. J. has been elected president of the Wellington. Chamber of Commerce, ,in succession to Sir Charles Norwood. - *,
Dr. C. E. Beebv. executive officer of the New Zealand Council for Educational Research, returned to Wellington by the limited express last night.
Major A. J. Kdney, of the general headquarters staff. New Zealand Military Forces, was a passenger for the South by the limited express last night
Captain T. J. Watts, secretary and advisory superintendent of the United Fire Brigades' Association, returned from Wellington by train yesterday morning^
Sir Francis Frazer, deputy-chairman of the Executive Commission of Agrictilture, and Mr. I). ,Tones, a member of the commission, ripft Hamilton last evening for Wellington.
Professor W. P. Evans was yesterday elected .president of the "Royal Societv of New Zealand, in succession to the Bishop of Waiapu. the Eight Rev. H. W. Williams, who was elected vie?, president.
Mr. C. E. Barnes, stationmaster at Auckland, will leave bv the Opua express this morning for Hussoll on annual leave. He will he relieved by fh s assistant Mr. H. E. Cheeseman. - -
Dr. J. R. Hosking has been selected as the recipient of the Hector Award bv the Council of the Royal.Society,of Ner Zealand in recognition of his researches in the chemistry of New Zealand plants and in resins. '
Mr. C. J. Tunks, chairman of tie Auckland branch of the St. John Ambulance Association, and Auckland district commissioner of the St. John Ambulance- Brigade, and Mr. K. R. Langstone, secretary-manager of the association's Auckland centre, are visiiing Gisborne.
Mr. A. G. Stephenson, of the Australian firm of Stephenson. Meldrum * and Turner, architects, will arrive at Auckland on Monday by the Mariposa from Sydney on his way to Wellington to supervise the reconstruction of the Wellington Hospital. Mr. Stephenson's, firm drew nlans and reported to the Auckland Hospital Board recently for tlie development of the Auckland pital.
Mr. S. J. Smith, secretary of the Cook Islands Department, Wellington, arrived at Auckland by the Limerick yesterday after spending some weeks in the Cook Islands inaugurating the system of Government control of fruit from the group. Mr. Smith will return to the Cook Islands to assume the position of Resident Commissioner, in snccession to Mr. H. F. Ayson. Chief Jndge, who is returning to New Zealand after morr than 20 years' service.
PERSONAL ITEMS
New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22741, 29 May 1937, Page 14
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