PERSONALS.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 187, 8 August 1921, Page 2

PERSONALS.

i Mr. E. Rhodes has been gazetted Deputy-Registrar of the Supreme Court, Wellington. 1 The Public Trustee (Mr. J. W. Macdonald) returned to Wellington by last night's express. Mr. Pan Cheng Fou has been officially recognised as Acting-Chinese Consul in Western Samoa. Mr. T. Harle Giles, Conciliation Commissioner, returned from Gisborne by j the Arahura yesterday. J Jlr. R. W. Porter, chief postmaster, Invereargill, has been transferred to a similar position at Wanganui. I Mr. Allan Moody left by last night's ! express to attend the Hamilton sittinss of the Supreme Court, which commenced to-day. Mr. Ewen McGregor, of Wanganui. has been re-elected president of the Dominion Council of the Protestant Poli- | tical Association. ] Mr. J. H. Gunson,- Mayor of Auckland, and Mr. J. Park (Mayor of Onehunga) returned from Wellington by the express on Saturday afternoon. I Mr. J. Arbucklo, formerly secretary to the X.Z. Minors' Federation, leaves shortly on a holiday trip to Australia and the United States. Mr. William Joseph Heaps, who died at Dunedin, aged 82 years, arrived in Auckland hi ist>2, and the following year joined the Naval Brigade, with which he saw service during the Maori war \fter ■wards he was at Gabriel's Gully goldlield, and later was farmin 2 at Romahapa, . returning to Dunedin to live in 1919. j The Rev. K. E. Maiden, curate of St. i Albans , Dominion Road prior to leavin" to take charge of Little River parish, Canterbury, was entertained at a fareI wel social and presented by parishioners I With an inscribed wallet containing a i substantial sum. Mrs. Maiden received ;a china bowl and vase, and Miss Mar- . garet Vi alden also received a present