PERSONALS.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 280, 24 November 1921, Page 4

PERSONALS.

Dr. E. S. Trotter, of tho Rarotonga Medical Service, is on a visit to New Zealand. At present he is in Wellington. Sir Philip Proctor, director of moat, supplies in Great Hritnin during the Utter part of the war, has arrived in WelI lington. I Mr. R. B. Millar, travelling representaj tive of the Jubilee Institute for the Blind, Auckland, is paying his annual visit to Palmereton North. Mr. J. (.'. Hewitt, Resident Commisj sioncr at Rarotonga. arrived in Wellington on a few weeks' visit to New Zealand. The death is announced from Sydney of Mr. YV. S. Duff, brother of the inter- ] iiationa.l cri.'keter. '"Reg."' Duff. By ■ many close followers of the -jarae he ! was considered the equal of his famous I brother, who pro-deceased him. j The Rev. K. Palgrave Davy, of Bavsj water, superintendent of the Xew Zea- | land Children's Mission, who h:i* been ! conducting young-life campaigns in the ' Mannwat'j district, U back again in ! Auckland. ! In connection with the approaching; j transfer to Wellington of the ho.vl office j and staff of the L'nioii Steamship < oniI pany, Mr. S. K. Sleigh, at present rar.nu- ! ger in Chrlrtchureli. lias been appointed i manager at Dunedin, and will ulso carry I ouy the duties of secretary. Mr. W. 11. I Price, of Timaru, will t:ike c.liaiyc of the Christehur:-h branch, and Mr. R. D. Halstead, of the head office staff, ha* I been appointed manager at Timaru. j The Rev. J. H. Cable. St. Columba".-. i (Anglican) C'huruh, Grey Lynn, transferred to St. George's, Kiagsland. will probably leave Grey Lynn about the e>id of January. The Rev. T. If. ('. Partridge, home missionary. Taranaki East, is "to succeed Mr. Cable at St. Columba-. Mr. Partridge was economics prizeman at Auckland Universcit v College in 1!Ul!. He took his BIA. degree in 101-1. ar.;l his i M-.A. in 1013 'honaur« in mental and ' moral philoscphy). He is also L.Tli.. X.Z. (first-class). He wa* ordained deacon in 191ti. and priest in 1017.