PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15394, 27 September 1915, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr L. A.. Stringer, town telton, roturoed from tho yesterday's ferry bteimer. .yj||gjHjiw Dr. W. H. Simpeen has been',ag|«nH ed assistant-medical officer ft cliff Mental Hospital. Dr. Bim#o«gSggl educated at Wellington a rccent graduate of Ofcago uniwSM||M In consequence of the the Rev. P. B. Haggitt, tae.«°lliH the pirifch of Bt. Matthew •»,' !- bans, has beon offered to, by, the Re*. Arthur Hore. at;::J*S!B!gjH ■ Vicar of Hokitika. - •' Captain Evans, of tha "BwjwSgHM : (Wellington) Council's ferfy • Duchess, has been D| > sonco for an indefinite period wfflffl mm > him to go to England and offer; waSS|H| ' vices to,the Admiralty. ||K Mr D. W. Mason, who is g| i filling tho position, of g& > Magistrate's Court at Hawera» WMfflffl appointed to fill tho place /Sra ram Registrar of the Supreme MUWSIH |g| DunccLin,' rendered vacant 188 ,fer of Mr T. B. Roberts to Mr 6. Poll, chief messenger of tho I Council, has retired on " after 39 years' service. Henm,Wj«MW L position on the legislative ffljjggaHHl * 1876. when Sir William Fitaherotf^^H i At tho Chief Telegraph os|lßß e Thursday. Mr A. R. S joining the "Ambulance pectiop t 7th Reinforcements, was r his fellow-officers with a pair x lars and 9 a silver spirit flask. J Talbot, superintendent, t A cable message from the W*r '' London, was received on Frida^JJSggmffl ! Gulliver-Oradwiek, of ® aD ®x™hSSß| 0 that his son, Lieutenant L. t - Cradwick. was" admitted . 1 London General Hospital. Hill, London,.on September l fering from enteric (slight). .> jMgaMM i ant Gnllivor-Crodwick left Tttrnj^sjUß s- land with the Main Body " i. in the Ist (Canterbury) Reg^^lSffiß » a few months ago^ with * whom he served in - elles until be was L. attack of enteria.^ —'