Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18422, 1 July 1925, Page 8

Personal Items.

Dr. W. J. Mcllwraith, inspector of schools at Auckland, has been appointed inspector of schools in the Hawke's Bay district. lloeent arrivals at tho Clarendon Hotel include Messrs J. Crockett (Syrtr.oy), S. Porter (Wellington), H. .1. Collins (Palmcrston North), W. J. Pain- and A. ShirHiff (Tiraani), and A. 13. Kingston (Melbourne). Among tho guests at Warner's Hotel are Messrs C. W. Shelley, P. C. Cutts, R. J. H. Coop, J. W. Mackie, J. Ramsoy, ,T. A. Pennington and J. 0. Coop (Wellington'). H. V. Sineock (Dunedin"). T. Adair (Gisborne), and H. Evansfc£< (Uunedin) if Messrs W. Wright (Scotland), W. Morton, J. L. Brown, and G. F. Mather (Wellington), G Bundle (Sydney 1 ), J. H. Stewart (Auckland), It. Palmer (Melbourne), and D. H. Paterson (Teimika) arc aniens tho guests at the United Service Hotel. Messrs B. Falck. A.Dudley Bobson, W. U. Carey, and J. £. Hawke.-. ot tho Canterbury Automobile Association. left by train yesterday tor tho West Coast'to visit branches of tho Association. The party expects to return ou Saturday evening. A Sydney cablo states that a largo SRthering «>f business men farowelied Mr W. Doherty, assistant-manager there for tho Union Steamship Company, who is retiring after 31 years' service with tho company. Mr Dohcrty was presented with testimonials by a committeo of shipping men and tho company. A cablo from Honolulu states that Mr A. C. Canghey, of Auckland, a member of the Institute of Pacific Relations, has been taken to the Queen's Hospital suffering from physical col- v lapse. He had been attending all the various preliminary meetings of tho .-jInstitute, and was found ill on tho Punabou school campus by other mem- J bers. Tho Mayor of Christehureh, Mr J. K. Archer, will leave to-morrow for Tiniaru. Ho will give an address in } tho evening under tho auspices of the | Timaru Labour Party, on tho subject: "The Fundamental Difference.' Between, Jj tho Labour Policy and tho Policies of ; Other Parties." Ho will return to :\ Christehureh on Friduy. ,;-J Tho Eov. B. Ceithio-Davies, a prom- 5 inent of tho Welsh "Gorscdd" $ of Bards, who, during the last twelve ,' months, has been touring Australia, j will shortly visit Now Zealand on his **j way homo to Wales. Ho was tho first i Welsh minister to enlist as Chaplain •;! to tho Forces, nnd was for many years : + secretary of tho Welsh National Eis- ;? teddfod Committeo. He was appointed j by tho Gorsodd to tour the British Dominions, hearing tho Gorsedd's fraternal greetings to their compatriots ia various parts of tho Empire. ,