PERSONAL.
Mr .T. Lis.vl. onr of the founders of i the Farmer* Ltd., ha* ju« died apod S3 i years. j The Rev. \V. Rame. vicar of All Saints" , Church, Foxton. has offered his services jas a chaplain to go to the front. Mr. E. W. Rhodes, of New Prrmouth Mafrif-trate'e Court, has been transferred ti> \\ elliugton. His former position will be filled by Mr. W. J. Blackler. of Nasebv Court. Mr Krpdorick Solwvn Miller was admitted this mnrnintr by his Honor Mr Juitiw Hoekine a<. a solicitor of the -Supreme Court. Mr .?. W. Stewurt moved the application for admission. I I>r. J. Neil) Keith, of Northcotc, hag 'boon appointed medioal superintendent of the Wairoa Hospital, Ha.wkee Bay j and leaves Auckland next week to take up his new duties. Mr la<vk Gome, son of Mr H. T. '.mne. Auckland, was, when the mail left Enpland. in ramp with the Officers' Training Corps M Berkh?.m3tead Hertfordehire. He w,u. tr. be posted'to the RoyaJ HiphJanden> i"Th<. Black Watch"), and wae e.xpet-U-d to leave for the front' j witli the next repiment Linut. \V. Coldon. of the Auckland Harbour Board htafT. was prtsenU-d yes terday with n Bet of uarful articles on the occas.on of Ku \c*vmg Trentham shortly for the front. Mr. Holme-. m tUe I nbsencr of the traflic mana K .-r, a verj appropriate speech.veulogiainß the j many linr qualiUca of Lieut. Golden I who. in a neat speech, replied. The pro ee.-Jrag, wnrp brollght to g clogp A..ld Unp Pvne and cheers for the r, ripiMit. Having acrnpted a f -ommiss l on ,x the Vrmv Stmc Corps f or dulJ abroad ; ->ir. v. K. Uirtdunson uppbed at yesterdays meeting for eb: nionthi , leive of absence a member of the Harbour Board. Mr. Hutciuuson said he expected to leave the Dominion In about six Ume. Under ordinary circumstances he would have reigned hjs poeitian, but behevmg that the citizen, o f Aucklaad whom he represented on the Board' would prefer that he should rema:n a I momber he had deeded to auk for leave. He erpecte.l to have fanl.ues r lor gathering information which would bo oi use to the Board, and asked that ■ho RhoaW be kept posted -with reports of its proceedings. On the motion of the chairman, Mr. H. H. Heathtr secoaded by Mr. Entrkan, -th e fawjHegnrated and it deci<k< , to ftrrmah ISr. Hntchinron with an offlcdal letter of introduction from tie Board The motion tras oarriod witll hearty appiause.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 232, 29 September 1915, Page 6
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