PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 207, 17 September 1937, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mr C. "Weinstein, Wellington, and Squadron Leader G. L. Steadman, Christchurch, were elocted life mernbers of the Wellington Aero Club at its annual meeting last night. Sir Maurice Gwyer, first Cliief Justice under the new India Constitution, bas lei't London for India to ossuinn bis appointment. — Orhcial Wircloss. Mr. F. W. Kitchen, chairman of directors of Lcver Bros., Melbourne, arrived at Wellington by the Awateu this week from Sydncy on a short visit to New Zealand, Mr. II. C. Napier, Whangarei inanager for Dalgety and Company, Limited, lei't Auckland by the Waiiganella last niglit on an extcnded holiday. II" is accompanied by Mrs. Napier. Sir VVilliam i'erry and Messrs II. D. Acland, B. E. H. Tripp and G. C. Warren have been appointed to rcpresent the wool-groxvers on tbe New Zealanr] Wool Publicity Committee. — Press Association. Messrs D. S, McLead and F. E. Nottage bave been appointed' tlie producers' representatives on tlie New Zealand Fruit Export Control Board. states tbe Gazette — 1'rcss Association. Mr Fred Hall-Jones, district goveruor of Rotary in New Zealand, 's visiting Hawke's Bay. After spemiing a few days in Napier he -rrived m Hastings yesterday and to-day was present at the Hastings Rotary Club's weekly luncheon. Mr H. Nevill Smith, artist and rnusician( a 1'omer resideiit of Christchurch, has had a number of his paintings bouglit for art galleries in tlie United States. The Dallas Art GaJlery and Museum of ^fine Arts, at DaJlas, in Texas, liax had purchased i'or it a water colour by Mr Smilli. He has hekl three "one-man" exhibitions in the United States, and had f'our pictures hung at ihe Royal Art Exhibition 111 Sydliey.