PERSONAL ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 61, 6 December 1920, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS

• The Prime Minister (Right Hon. W. V Massey). *l>o *"» ™J h, land is ejected to return to Wellington to-day. The Minister of Internal Affairs Olon. f T T Anderson) left for the south on Sal-■ r'daV #'■ Hb m 5 «™««* * attend an A. and P *»°Vw»n W?dnesdav, and to return to Wellington at" the end of the week. Tho MinMer of Public Works 'lion ,T. ft. Coates).is visiting the Auck a d district, and is not ejected to .el -J to Wellington before tho end cf this week. • m. The Hon. Dr. fomare is visiting tne Auckland district. , . The Minister of Defence (Sir Koaton TihodfO and the Master of Justice (Mr. C) will be in Wellington again this week.

Captain T. A. Dykes, examiner of masters.and mates. Auckland,- has bee., almoin ted commander of the f.nnningshi'n Amokura.

Tho health! of Mr. H. K. Koberlshaw. formerly a member of the Miramar Borough Council, is:at present far from satisfactory.

Mr. C. A. Berglund. 3.P..'0f Victoria, Australia, who, with Mrs Berahiml. arrived in X«w Zealand by the K.Jl.iv lieimiera on November 16 nndjioyo smcc visited various beauty spots, left by the Moevaki on Thursdav. \r Mr. «n<l Mrs Berglund were returning from representing the Grand lodge cf yicloria and the International Order (t Good Templars at the AVorld's Conference nl Copenhagen. Efcnntark. in Jii.-y. they have been in touch with lodges of tmit order. Air. and Mm. Berghnul n,fo visited their son's (Lieutenant C. B. Bar«lund's) grave in Abbeville; Fiance. Tliev also visited Sweden, ard En-laud. Mr.?. was honoured •with tho'onke of Internatio'.ial LepiityMarshal.