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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 155, 1 July 1914, Page 6

PERSONAL.

Mr. Henry Hayward left by the Wellington express at noon to-day. The Rev. Father Muleahey, of st. Gerard's Church. "Wellington, is seriously ill at present. Mr. A. P. Rankart, of tbe firm of Campbell and Elrrenfried. was a passenger by to-day's express for Wellington. Mr. A. G. Daniels, president of the Foreign Missions Board of the Seventh Day Adventist movement, is at present on a visit to New Zealand. A resolution congratulating the Mayor of Auckland on being made a C.M.G. was passed by the Auckland Harbour Board yesterday afternoon. Mr. C. J. Schnauer has been elected chairman of the Auckland Centre ot the New Zealand Bowling Association in succession to Mr. F. A. Craig Mr. and Mrs. W. 1?. A. Morrison and Miss il. Morrison, who have been on a trip round the Islands, returned to Auckland this morning by the Navua. Mr. W. H. Hamer, engineer to the Auckland Harbour Board, was a passenger to Sydney yesterday by the mail steamer. Jle is going over to see what the authorities in Australian ports are doing in the. way of harbour works. •While Mr. W. R. Morris, secretary of the Postal Department, is away in Mad-rid attending the 'International Postal Congress, his duties in Wellington will be attcnd'ccl' io .by 'Mr. F. V. Waters, one of the assistant secretaries. Aery complimentary references were made laet night at the meeting of the Auckland Centre of the New Zealand Bowling Association to the work of the secretary (Mr. A. M. Bryden). who was re-elected for another term and voted ten guineas with which to purchase a bouvt-nir. Dr. Thomson, of Arrowtown, near Qii.-eustown, has been appointed medical inspector of schools in the Auckland district.- The doctor will be greatly naiesed in Ihe ATrow district, where he has taken a prominent part in the life of the community for many yeans past, cays the "Wakatipu Mail."'