PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16219, 23 May 1918, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

e Lieut.-Colonel Sleoman, 1.G.5., Direo tor of Military Service, arrived ii Ohristchurch yesterday from Welling ton, and. proceeded to Dunodin by th( sxprcss. Lieut.-Colonel L. M. Gardncir, D.5.0., af the Inspectional Staff, Q.M.G. dfr partment, arrived in Christehurch yesterday from Wellington on busines; ;onnectod with his department. Tho Hon. J. T. Paul, M.L.C., an<l Mr A. Walker, M.P.. left Dnncain yesterday for tho West Coast, having beer nvited by tho Grey Labour Representation Committee to take part in the slection campaign. The Professorial Hoard of Canterbury College yesterday elected Professors Chilton, 6al)bntt,' Hight. Salmond mkl Wall as its representatives on the Board of Studies of the University ol Now Zealand. Major-General Sir Alfred Robin surgeon-Genoral Henderson. Colonei Fate (Adjutant-General), and Captain [Jrynn (Military Secretary) -,vii 1 arrive n Christ-church this morning from Weiington, and leave by the express foi Duneclin. Tho following members have been ;lectod to the General Council of Eduction : —Members representing Soutl; Is: and Education Boards, Messrs D. T Fleming and W. M. Hamilton: cortifi-atc-d male teachers of pub'ic =choo] s in ho North Island, Mr T. ; jertificated female teacher* of nub!:; schools in tho North Tslnnd. Miss Ph»rb< Myers; malo teachers of secondary md technical schools, Mr F. H. Camp>ell: female teachers of secondnrv and -clinical schools, Miss Anno I}. A, Butlex.