PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 283, 28 November 1919, Page 5

PERSONAL.

13 - 13 Christchurch Hospital Board has -s ° cepted the resignation 01 Dr. V.- -box* ie i Medical superintendent S ' Mr WJ T Wiggs, chief clerk of th« r " i Public Works Department of thfe citr. !'left on a two months' trip to SydneJ lt j and Melbourne by the Maheno yesterday, 7\ Perkins officer m is'l charge of vocational classes ,n connection ,ei with King George Hospital, Rotorua, is e| Auckland for a caange O* •t I air. .__ dl The Auckland City Engineer. Mr. w. I-! E. Bush, who has been on an extended & I trip through America and Britain witn. t U view to getting the latest ideas oa t' civic engineerinz, has noiiaed tae City -'; Councifof his start for home from Eng--11 land by the s-s- Ruapehu. whiea sailed '• jon Monday last for New Zealand. e ' Miss Ironside, eldest daughter B of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ironside, of B Mount Eden, has been appointed Princi- - pal of Gin on Girls' Grammar School, •" , Victoria. Miss Ironside is an ex-student •of th e Girls" High School. Christchurch, ; and the Auckland Grammar School, and - a sraduate of the Auckland University, r For some time past Miss Ironside has ' been senior mistress at the Palmerstoa 1 North High School :j Mrs. M. Segedin, who is leaving on * ''holiday trip to England by the lonic 1 ' next week, was tendered a farewell by; ' employees and friends of Mr. M- Segedin !at S Wellesley Street, Auckland. On be- : half of the "employees, Mr- Edgares, i manager of the Opera House, presented • Mrs. Segedin with a travelling rug. In :' a brief speech Mr. Edgares mentioned i the goodwill that existed between the • employees and employer. Mr. Segedin, in, ! response, thanked the company, and ; especially the employees, for their kind ; thoughts towards his wife and childiea,