Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19149, 4 November 1927, Page 10

Personal Items.

Mr H. T. Tidswell, of Christchurch, is visiting Auckland. Mr ». F. Dennehy leaves next month for San Francisco.

Sir James Allen was a passenger to Christchurch by the ferty steamer yesterday.

The Hon. Mr Michel, M.L.C., passed through Christehurch yesterday on his way from Wellington to Greymouth, v

Recent arrivals at Warner's Hotel, G. S. Young (Wei-, lington) and A. R. Moffatt. (Invercargill).

Guests at the United Service Hotel include:—Messrs W. W. Duff (Wellington), M. H. Oram (Palmeraton North); T. T. Turner (Wellington), and H. Batcher (Auckland).

Messrs J. B. Thomson (Wellington), W. J. Barry (Gisborne), D, 6. Barry (Napier), J. Fraser, J. T. Allan, W. Hayes (Dunodin), and N. C. Gilchrist (Oamaru) are guests at the Clarendon

At the annual meeting of the Canterbury Owners' and Breeders' Association last evening members carried a' motion of condolence with the relatives of the past president, the late Mr D. Young.

Mr N. L. Pi-ice will enter Lewisham Hospital to-day for treatment. The Canterbury Owners' and Breeders' Association decided last evening to forward a letter to Mrs Price, expressing a hope that her husband would soon recover. . ' , ■ ■

At a meeting of the Canterbury Centre of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association last night the chairman (Mr W. Flewellyn) drew=>attention to the fact that the father of a member. Mr E. Todd, had died since the last meeting. A motion of sympathy with Mr Todd was recorded. Mr Phillip Best, chairman of the Waimea Countv Council, was accorded a civio reception yesterdav and presented with an' illuminated address and a nurse of sovereigns in recognition of "his fifty years' service on most of the public bodies of Nelson city and district.—Press Association.