PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 35, 10 February 1923, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Mr. ami Mr- P.r.xi;.. ~i Sydney arc | , ' visitors a; i in* i :...-!iil llniel. I ! Sir lioilfi-,-. Fell rcii-ri.c-l m Au.-k- | : lain! w-li-nl.ly. '. | Mr. .1. \V. -n... k.-11"..e.i. May.,.- ■■! ■ • | M.,u;i: r:-|.-n i- al pr. <•-:• ~,: a (:■:, lo | ■ | Wellington. Mcs-i-. !:. lii">. ii. i lirisicliiiicb. : ! Mos.,; li. W. Aclmikl. K. 1...a.:., and <•• ! '| Scales ..f Wellington. Kiiiviils ii, Auclv-| j : hi..!. 1 'iris morning, arc ;ii ill- i; ran.lj ;! Hotel. I | Anion.- liic pii». engeri- who left Weij lingii.i! ;. i-.tcnlay lor Sydney by the' j t'liiiiui'ii.-i were Sir Baldwin Spencer. I : Sir William Knowden. Professors A. K. ' Ilicliaidsi.n. Skeats. Warren. Dr. Tin- I jdnli. Dr. Webster. Rishop White. Judge j ; I'arsiiiis an.l Key. Father Wekh. I . Arclil.islif.ji .lulius. ncomoiiric-d l,\ |rhe Bishop of Nel.oii. ai:.l Mr. .1. W.I I I-.mler-.il. leaves ,-v ,),» cm! i.i' tliis| I month on a visit t,, Sydney. They will | represent the New Zealand Board of 'Missions in a i-oiil'eience with 1 lie Aus(raliaii Board on 5., m.. important proI hlem= reln tina to tlie cliureh'n work in j Polynesia ami Melanesia. | Senior-Sergeant Charles William Kelly died in hospital at Wellington on j Tinir«_nv following upon a serious operation. Sergeant Kelly, who had been in the police service for the past three decades, was born in Victoria in lSt>7, and joined the New Zealand Permanent Artillery in 181KI. transferring to tlie police force in 1892. Subsequently he was posted to Auckland, Wellington. Christchurch. Nelson and Tnvoieargill. He was rp.adc a sergeant in lfiii; ami ! senior-sergeant in 1010 when he returned to Wellington, and at vark.es I I times had charge, of the Mt. Co..k and | Taranaki Street police stations. lie ... I a single man and at the time of his death, was attached to the staff nt" the Commissioner ot" Police. He w.-is v.-ell- , known and liked in the force through-: • out the Dominii_* I