Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18894, 8 January 1927, Page 14

Personal Items.

• —#. —- Mr F. W. Freeman, who Las been on a tour of the West e Coast, will return to-day. • Mr C. W. Stewart, 'Wellington, lias arrived in Christchurch from an extensive tour abroad.

: Captain H>. Munro, managing director of the Canterbury Steam Shipping Co.; is jn Dunedin.' ; Mr John Stewart and Mr J. D. Colvillc left by last night's ferry steamer on their way to Auckland. Mr A. H. Kimbell, Under-Secretary for Mines, "Wellington, arrived in Christchurch yesterday morning. tie left later, for the West Coast.

Mr F. E. Tomlinson," tourist photographer, left for Australia yesterday. While travelling there he will exhibit ' motion -picture -films of New Zealand. •Mr M. Hollander, Christchurch, is expected to return to New Zealand at the end of the month from the Continent. t Dr. A. 11. Wellington, senior health officer for the Federated Malay States, has arrived at Auckland from ■ Sydney on holiday leave. Mr R. S. Kent, Divisional Superintendent, N.Z.R., is visiting Nelson and-Westport this week on Departmental business.

Dr. J. S.. C. Elkington, director of the division of tropical hygiene in the Commonwealth Department of Health, has arrived at Auckland from Sydney. He will attend the forthcoming medical congress in Dunedin.

Bishop Clierringtou will visit Now Plymouth to relieve the Rev. F. G.' Hame, .vicar of St. Mary's, 011 January ,23rd arid 30th. The Bishop's visit will be unofficial. His first official visit Taranaki portion of tho Waikato diocese will be made early noxt month.

Mr Gordon J. I!eid, general manager for New Zealand of the Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., has received advice that he has been appointed general manager for New Zealand of the London Assurance. Corporation (states a Press' Service message from Wellington)..

Mr AY. C. Weiitworth, of Sydney, arrived at Auckland ■ by tlie Marama on Tuesday to engage in swordfishing at the Bay cf Islands.: He will lie kined at Russell by Sir Thomas Bridges,. Governor of Kouth Australia, Colonel T. Rotttledge, and Mr E. P. Andreae, and Mr James Bums, of Sydney.