PERSONALIA

New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 12022, 27 December 1924, Page 3

PERSONALIA

Mr D. McLaren, of Wellington, has been on a visit to Hamilton.

Mr J. R. Cole, of Wellington, has been visiting Auckland.

Mr Alfred Jolly, general manager of the National Bank of New Zealand, is in Auckland. Professor Macbin was a passenger by the Wakine from Lyttelton yesterday morning. Archbishop Redwood has returned to Wellington after a visit to Marlborough and the West Coast. Messrs A. Williamson and Hugh McIntjYe, of Feilding, have left for Sydney. It is their intention to make a motor tour of Australia extending over a months The Hen- C. E. Siatham and Mrs Statham are spending the Christmas holidays at Rotorua. Mr Statham will return to Dunedin shortly after the New Year. Mr A. E. Lowe, head gardener to Sir Heaton Rhodes, at Otahuna, is dead. The deceased was widely known as a foremost authority on the hybridisation of narcissii, state* a Press Association message from Christchurch. Mr O. J. Wright, accountant. Money Order and Savings Bank Department. Hamilton, has received notioe of his promotion to a similar position at the Chief Post Office. Christchurch, and will leave for that city shortly. SD* IV. R. Levin, son of Mr R. Levin, of Weetella, Feilding, is a freshman at Cambridge University, haring entered Trinity Hall to study agriculture. Mr Levin was included in the r Varsity A football team, and played is the freshmen’s match. Tho Rev. Father Joseph. M.A., headmaster of the Sacred Heart College. Glenelg, South Australia, arrived at Auckland by the Niagara from Sydney. Father Joseph, who was one of the pioneers in wireless telephony in Ana* tralia, intends to spend about &. month’s holiday in the Dominion. The officials of the Petone Beautifying Society deserve great credit for the handling of the gala, especially Mr O. Silbery, the secretary, who handled a most difficult job with equal care and success. His was a strenuous day. and he aoquittea himself well. The society’s president is the Mayor of Petone, Sir J. W. McEwan, the treasurer being str W. F. Sturman. Mr T. J. Ley. Minister for Justice in the New South Wales Government, was a through passenger on the Niagara, which called at Auckland en route from Sydney to Vancouver. Acting on medical advice, Mr Ley is taking a holiday and rest trip, and will proceed to Vancouver on the Niagara. From there be intends to go overland to San Francisco. and will leave there on the returr trip bv the Maunganui, arriving bacl in Sydney towards the end of Febm ary.