PERSONAL ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 24, 23 October 1920, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS

Vice-Regal. His Excellency the Governor-General Viscount Jellicoe, has consented to bocome Chief Savage of the Wellington Savage Club for tljo 1921 season. Dr. A. W. Avarill; Anglican Bishop of Auckland, who has been visiting Britain for tho purpose of attending the Lambeth Conference, left England with Mrs. Averill by tho Orontes last Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Averill have booked passages, from Sydney by the Niagara, which is duo to leave for Auckland on December 9.

' The Jiov. ff. van Slavcren has almost recovered from a severe attack of bronchitis,

Mr. D. C. Turnbiill, 'J'imara, agent for the Canterbury Steamship Company, arrived in Wettiugton yesterday morning, and returned south last Eight

Mr. J. A Duffy, .owing to pressure of business, has resigned (he secretaryship of the Royal Life-Saving Society.

Mr. W. J. Howell, of Paraparauimi, formerly chairman of tho llutt County Council) who. was vary ill for Mine weeks, is now able to get about again, .

Constablo Wroblen-iki, of Kew -riymouth, died suddenly about 1 o'clock oh Wondesday morning. Constable AVroblenski, who" had been stationed in that district for several years, had a paralytic stroke some months ago, but he had greatly improved in health of late.

Detective-Sergeant J. Cooncy, v."ho has boon transferred to New Plymouth, after nino years' service in Hamilton, was presented with a wallet of notes and a, gold watch. Mr. 13. H. Northcroft, president of the Hamilton Law Society, niado the presentation,