PERSONAL

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17834, 30 April 1926, Page 9

PERSONAL

Sir Joseph Ward arrived by the ferry steamer this morning and went on to Dunedin.

Colonel M. M. Gard’ner, D. 5.0., O.C. Southern Command, was a passenger from Wellington to-day. The Hon W. Earnshaw, M.L.C., arrived in Christchurch this morning from Wellington and went south.

Dr C. J. Reakes, Director of Agriculture, came south by the ferry steamer last night.

Mr D. Reese was on the passenger list of last night's ferry from Wellington.

The Hon R. Moore and Mrs Moore were south passengers this morning. Mrs Moore will go as far as Oamaru and Mr Moore will go on to Dunedin for the closing of the Exhibition. Hill, who was injured in a level-cross-an dtheCan terbury A. and P. Associaplv the newspapers with the statement. Mr 11. Belshaw, formerly lecturer in economics at Canterbury College, expects to leave England with his wife and children by the Ormonde, at the end of May, to take up the position of lecturer in at Hobart. Mr A. 11. Shrubshall, who has been manager to the seed and floral departments of Messrs A. W. Buxton, Ltd. during the past twenty years, having resigned his position, was farewelled on Thursday evening, when a large gathering of members of the firm and staff were present. A presentation was made to Mr Shrubshall, and best wishes expressed for his future welfare. Mr Shrubshall has resigned to enter business upon his own account.