PERSONAL.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20961, 26 February 1930, Page 10

PERSONAL.

-°* Palmertson North. “ hk "t"», Mr Douglas' Ramsay ' left vesterrl.iv moramg.ou a tour of the United Hin£ ~Mr W. D* Hunt, of Wellington was a through passenger by the second express yesterday morning en route to WeFilng-i 6e . cr ® tar y of the South " e “ ~ o?: n3 I pi Ja l l^ e ?. B!ack (° f -Messrs Cossens and Black) has been appointed a director M K mIS Company. r . v tit k* Milligan, managing director BiaVDW F X q \ harS l n Br “- siai, Litd., who has been, on a business W^iSon eaVe Dunedin this eveni ng for M r ® was a passenger by* JSutrrter 58 ye ? wrda / s route to Trentham, where he will attend the annual rifle meeting i atteno. -J? e city engineer (Mr J, G. AlexanItL?V^ m - lte left of the Sjerv v 6 i t be '“augural meeting stitiito LIT ? e^ and Town Planning In. \rv r* n be rJi eld at Wellington. a ■ }?• Johnson, local manager of the A.MJ Society, left yesterday morning which to w[ll° f ex^Md and and thp ?°»tinent® months. 1 t6nd oV€r a Period of 15 last F + r . us . tla ? da .on We&ay Dunne the leavinß the district. mideVvr ve i ln sr a presentation was made to Mr and Mrs and Mr C MaxD w D ]r eh ijL < l residents by Mr vv j if- -Moorhead, who fittingly exF eased the regre t of all present the ™enkig ing departur6 of the guests of tne Reference was made by the president elation D i ,n + e l din Returned Soldiers? Association at the meeting, of the Executive ™ g3lt , to tfa e death of Sir Thomas Mackenzie, and it was decided to tiv(l a message of sympathy to the rela„Mr H. J, Gilmour. manager of the Southland Times, has been eFected chairwiM if n t be Ne i w ? ea l an d delegation which Pri n e - early r in Apri! - for the Empire rress Union conference in London. Mr i • jV ßerrr ' secretary of the New Zealasd Newspaper Proprietors* Association, will act as secretary to the party. Mr Barrow Cadbury, chairman of directors of Cadbury Bros.. Ltd., Mrs Cadbury, and the Misses A. and G. M Cad,bury. arrived .at Wellington , yesterday and were received by the Deputy Mayor and representative business organisations. Mrs Cadbury, who is a woman magistrate, is particularly interested in juve- ® courts and New Zealand’s treatment of delinquent children. Miss Cadbury. ‘\ dl £ eCt ? r the firm, is'interred ™ the Sunday school movement, and Miss G. M. Cadbury is a Cambridge Ml,, and teaches botany. The party is exPeered t° arr } ve j n Dunedin to-day. While the Archbishop, of New Zealand, the Right Rev. W. A. iAverill, is abroad t° r - the Lambeth Conference and a tour kreat Britain and the Continent, the office of acting primate will be held by the Bishop of Wellington. (Dr T.' H.‘ Sprott). The archbishop will sail from Auckland on March 11, and he expects to be back in New Zealand towards the end of the year. The Bishop of Nelson (Dr W. G. Sadlier). the Bishop of Wai? kato (Rt. Rev. C. A. Cherrington). and the Bishop of Melanesia (Rt. Rev. F. A,' Molyneux) are now on their way to England, and the Archbishop of New Zealand (Dr A. W. Averill) and the Bishop of* Christchurch (Dr Campbell West-Wat-son) will leave for Home next month. The movements of the Bishop of Polynesia (Rt. Rev. L. S. Kempthorne), who intends to attend f the conference, are somewhat indefinite.