Personal Items.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20184, 12 March 1931, Page 8

Personal Items.

Mr Russell Grtee,arrrrtd tim+ tforth Island yesterday, y *■! Mr W. M. tfttley (Ounara) fa ing at the Clarendon HM. ' - Efenior-Sqrgeant J. J. la an inmate of Lewiaham pital, is- reported to be malaac* factory progress. . Mr W.*S. Mackay, vice-p«ddee| r <(' the Methodist Oonrarence, Ohristohurch yesterday from the and is staying with son, Mr Mackay. Fendalton. Messrs H. W. ShacUclmd, Grumbley (Auckland), £ L J. M. Matheson, L. Minehaa 1 ' Pearce (Wellington), and C. W. (Boston)' are staying at Wanßßv.W HbteL - . A motion of sympathy xrith tha tives of Messrs J. S. BarrrttJVeave, W. Griffith Smith, *W'J|ipM Oracroft-Wilaon waa passed at day's meeting of the Chtisidutd^^ Hunt. 1 .fflgwjja Mr William Jones, elected aa member of the House of tives for Marsden in 1923 and by the Hon. A. J. Murdoch in poll, has again been ohosen aa lMI8B$gB: candidate for the same seat; next election. —Press Association. At the annual conference at Wa%|iS| nui yesterday of the and Boot Betailers' Federatiftß--H. P. Hamel, of Dunedin, president for the ensuing y«ai^ S. Patrick, of Wellington, dent.—Press Association. IMfl Mr J. B. Evans, a president of the Christehuxch htdßH Club, who-was 80 years of age day, was present at the aanaat ing of the*-elub last night,, given a hearty reception by tte-aßfflH man (Mr C. S. McCully) and present. V -• Messrs F. Barnhouse, XL 6. WliWßß|ffl 11. Jones, C. B. Trimwell, ft 'llflH Hurit, J. Williams, 6. Caun7diiejHHHH| W. Hcinemann, V. Dyer fnMltilHMßßi L.. James,, L., VeOutiiq>,. C. ney (Auckland), EL ley (Dnnedito), !(.■ I*. Botts, and W. R are gyests United figraqngj^nß Prime.Minister G. W. Forbes) annooncas th«K VSBKBM Bu^rintendfent to he permitted t» retn» of the present nun4b«; is being acceded to. joined the ratdd in 1895: —:Bre£a Mr E. i|H| Estension from Ne^n stationed for'aome ■Snd for