Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18889, 3 January 1927, Page 8

Personal Items.

x The' Kev. A. H, No trig (Cashmere Hills) is Btayiug at "Dyrham Lea," t Alford, ilorcst. : Mr Leonard Biggs, a former Chief of Staff, has been appointed editor of the Melbourne "Age" in succession to the ' late Mr 0. Schuiei', states a. cable message. Mossvs G. P. Head,. A. A. Fowke, E. K J. Smith, and 1)\ O. Burtt are leaving } - Ohiistehurch this wook for Hakataramea, which will be their, base for a tramping excursion through the mouu tainous country of North Otago. The Rov. C. A. Fraer has accepted ; an invitation from the Bishojj of Poly- :« nesia to visit Rarotonga during January and February, to carry the Church's ministrations to that dependency, Btatea ' the "Church News." " _ The Diocese of Waiapu recently at- <-■ ranged with the. Church Army for the '• services of an evangelist, and Captain Ball was sent out. He is doing good 4 work in the various railway camps en ) the East Coast, and at Waikaremoana, holding regular services, states the w "Church News," , "I .have talked over with the Bishops ' ; the unfortunate fact that the week* j end of "the Bishop of London's visit y , exactly clashes with that of the Royal visit. The Archbishop has kindly pj-omisod to bring it to hisfnotice, but it is doubtful if the plan can be altered J now," states Bishop Campbell West- ' Watson in the> "Church Newa." - ■;