PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23620, 2 April 1940, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS

Dr. T. H. Pettit was'a passenger O U' the limited express for "Wellington last& night. i Mr. H. Turner and Mr. B. Turner I ' left "or Wellington by the express last night. Th.i Ron. G. R. Hunter, M.L.C., 0 f Chris ichurch, is visiting Auckland and is at the Hotel Cargen. Lieutenant-Colonel A. B. Williams K.N. 5.A., from Wellingtor. y es l terday and is at the Station Hotel.- . Mj. N. R. Mclsaac. chief postmaster at D medin, wlio was to retire on 31131011 31, will remain in oifice until March 31 1941. . Mfjor J. 1.-Brooks, brigade major Sixtl New Zealand Infantry Brigade' travelled south by the limited express ' last night. Tlic Hon. W. E. Barnard, Speaker of the House of Representatives, returned to Wellington by the limited express last night. Ti c Rev. W. M. Smallfield,. 0 f Wnnganui. and formerly of St. Aidan's Clan lelands, has been appointed vicar of Tiihnpe. M". N. R. Taylor, who was formerly>lion tie stair of a Wellington legal firm, has been appointed associate to Mr. Justice Fair. Tie Rev. H. G. Ho reus, of Sydney has arrived at Hamilton to take charge of Ihe Hamilton Baptist Church, for thro? months. 1 Mr. A. E. Knowles,'chairman of the New Zealand Poultry Board, travelled | to Wellington by the limited express I last night to attend a meeting or the ! boaul. Mr. E. L. Rutledge, managing director -)f Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation (New Zealand), Limited, was a p.' ssenger on the limited express from Wellington yesterday. • ilr. Pi. E. Price, controller of the Auckland waterfront, left last night by the limited . express for Wellington, where he will resume discussions on Dominion waterfront affairs. C iptain V. G. Webb, marine superintendent of the Union Steam Ship Con.pany, and Mr. F. Scott Miller, travelling "repairs superintendent, arrived froi i Wellington by the'limited express yesterday. ~ Mr. A. Mulligan and .Mr. It. J. j Berder, of the Internal Affairs Depart- ! mciit, returned to Wellington last night ! after superintending the arrangements' for the funeral of the late Prime Min- . I ister, Mr. Savage, in Auckland. Mr. W. L. Wyber took up his duties | yes :erday as manager of the Auckland j branch of the National Bank of New f Zeeland. Limited, in succession to Mr. j T. FL Easdown, vrho retired at the end of last month. Mr. Wyber was for- ] merly North Island inspector.