PERSONAL ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 121, 15 February 1921, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS

The Prime Minister (Mr. Afassey) who is now in Christchurch, will leave there to-morrow morning by special train o his long-promised .visit to the Yes Coast He will leave Westport for Nelson overland on Saturday morning and leaves Nelson for Wellington at 7 p.m. on Saturday—Press Assn. The Minister of Lands (Hon. D. . Guthrie') is to leave for Masterton this morning He will attend the Masterto* Show Wav, and will be present at a dinner in the evening. To-morrow he will proceed to YVaitara, and dining the succeeding two days he will visit soldmsettlements in the Waitomo electorate. We will °o to Urenui, Uruti, Tongaporutu, Okau, Mokau, Awakino, Alohoenui, and Piopio. He is to meet represents lives of local bodies at Te K ultl °“ Friday evening before catching the mail train for Wellington. The Minister of Education (Hon. C. J. Parr), who is paying a visit to the ..out Island, is expected back in Wellington about the end of the month. Cable advice has been received t-y Messrs® Bums. Philp and Co. that Baron Kondo, managing director and presid of the Nippon Yusen died on February 9, and that the funeral . to be conducted on February 13. The following new members were elected to the Wellington Chamber of Commerce at yesterday’s meeting of the council:—Alessrs. A. M. Anderson, T. U. Crease, W. Higgins. A. W. Thompson, L H YVood. Anderson and Hayward. Walter Cathro Proprietary. Ltd., empire Printing and Box Manufactium g Co., Plumbers, Ltd., L. H. Wood and Company. Air. E. W. Cardale, of Messrs. Cardal? and Scott, who has been on a combined business and pleasure trip to Sydney during the last two months, returned to AVcllington by the Moeraki yesterday.

Mr and Airs. Willoughby Knight, Miss Knight, and Mr. H. Baldwin, of Lower Hutt, have booked passages by the Orsova, which is expected to leaxe New Zealand about Afay 14-