Personal Items.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16723, 5 January 1920, Page 6

Personal Items.

Hi.. fccoll»„T rt- Oovon.o r^"~™J ana the Comic, of I>iv:no scmcc at St. ->Lary N yesterday morning. Bishop Sedpvick arrived [rem lh(? North by yesterday 3 forrj stcon ir 1 a Killoh of Ashburton, hns hoi-;/appointed '^.^ U>r at the Orthopaedic Hospital, T v : r George Clifford was a- passenger 7 > ( ; r ' r Wellington by yorforday s H>rry 1 • Mr Robort i!c!l left for AVellington on f.it.irday Mr Marcus Marks, r>-jT U or v. ho has beon >pemt:ng : fio.idnys at. llaninor r ; turned 1 :n Wellington en Saturday uignt. ( Police-Sergeant Michael Murphy. for j tnanv rears a well-known figure on the | Wellington wharves, us ret,ring on pen- , sion at the end of tiio month. Ho has boon in ill-health for over a year. | V I.ondon message says that t>ir Charles Wade. wii<> ba.s accepted a judgeship of the Supro-.ne Court ot New South Wales, is leaving for Australia . y tiro Ostorlov. (ioorco Portu-?. tho wt*ll-known theatrical manager, arrived from Wellington on Saturday to make arrangor.ients for the screening in Ohristehureh ot the lilm. "Damaged Goods." t lVtoct ive-Sergennt Ward, who has , hoen stat!o*;ed at Napier for a numt>er I of years, has promoted to till the ] position of rbief detective. re.vntl> i vacated by Mr Iloddam. | The lte\*. .Tolin .Ab.ckenzie. formerly 1 of St. Andrew's, Christ church, and nmr 1 of Toorak. Melbourne. is presiding over i the Australasian C'hristiau Stuclents' | Conference, which i.> sitting in Geral- ! dine.