PERSONAL

Taranaki Daily News, 30 August 1930, Page 8

PERSONAL

Mr. J. Brown was yesterday re-elect* cd chairman of directors of the . Tara.” naki Producers’-Freezing Company. Mr. J. R. Sutcliffe, principal of Scots College, and Mrs. Sutcliffe, . are guests at the Criterion Hotel, New. Plymouth. Mr. George. Valentine, Massey College, < is visiting his brother, Mr. J. A. Valeixtine,. New Plymouth. Mr. W. D. Revell, Timarn, has been elected.-president, and Mr. J. M. Elliffe, Auckland, vice-president, of the-!NeW Zealand Society of Accountants. The death of Mr. William Lodge, one • of the assistant managers of the Age newspaper, aged 70, is reported. • from Melbourne. ■ Canon Ernest Henry Claydon, a pro-i , minent Church of England clergyman, - aged 67, has died, says a cable from ’ Sydney. He was for 20 years honorary clerical secretary to the Church Mission-.’ ary Society of Australia and Tasmania. Guests at the Imperial, New Plymouth, include Mr. and Mrs. Lamont (Sydney), Messrs; I. Picrard (Wellington), A. C. Fortey (Wellington), Donaldson. (Wanganui), Lawford (Auckland), C. . R. Whitcombe (Auckland), W. R. Smith. (Wellington), Fawcett (Wellington). Amongst the guests at the Criterion, New Plymouth, are Mr. W. H. Field, M.P., Mr. F. M. Sherwood (Wellington), Mi*. J." A. Lipman (Sydney),. Mi*, and Mrs. C. Gray (Pukerua Bay), Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Scott (Hawera), Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smith (Wellington), Mr. and Mrs. IL Gray (Auckland), Messrs. W. A. Knox (Auckland), C. O’Connor (Auckland), A. Sutcliffe (Wanganui), and B. C. Gallagher (Wellington). U