PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 195, 16 August 1920, Page 4

PERSONAL.

I, • ; Mr. H. G. Cousins left for Wellington I _ by the express h_?t evening. . ' j The Right Rev. Dr. J. Richards. Bishop' c ot Dunedin. leaves for a visit to England -. next January. ° ] 1 Dr. J. X. Waddell, of Timaru. has been appointed House-Surgeon at Pal- : me.rston North Hospital. ! The Hon. W. D. S. Mac Donald, leader - .of the Opposition, is reported to be mak- ' ing good progress towards recovery of I > his health. _ The Hon. E. P. Lee, Minister of Justice " ■ and External Affaire, and president of E , the 'Board of Trade, arrives from Wei- i I Hnjrton to-morrow. 1 I The Hon. (i. J. Anderson, who reeentlv . [underwent an operation in a private . hospital at Wcfflingtoit. i., reported to be : j making .-sat-factory progress. ' ' I Lieut. A. Bowie, vocational trainin" I officer for Auckland district, left for . j Wellington by last night's express to . j attend a conference of district vocational , j training officers. I Mr. (". Treweek, on the eve of his i I departure -for Auckland to take, up duty v !as superintendent at the Telegraph c Office, was presented with a suit ca.- : c and travelling rug as a token of esteem by j ins comrades at Wellington. Professor A. P. W. Thoma,:. Rev. A B. t-na-pp_l, (registrar of Auckland University College), Messrs. J. H . Upton and G. LUiot, returned from Wellin"ton, where they formed a deputation to the Prime Minister regarding the estah- ~ I * f A**°Lr ' S<Shool of f o'«t_Y in AuckJ lanj district. - r