PRIVATE SECRETARIES

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 10, 11 July 1912, Page 8

PRIVATE SECRETARIES

"Brivate secretaries to the members of 4Kb new Ministry were appointed jester. dify as follow: — ■ -Han. W. F- Massey: Mr. F.D. Thomson, who "was formerly private secretary to; Mr- Seddon, and 'later to Mr. Millar and Mr. Myers. Mr. IT. "W. Furby, who iras formerly on Sir Joseph Ward's secretarial staff, and later served with Mr. Mackenzie, will be Mr. Massey's assistant secretory. ;-Hoil Jas. Allen : Mr. F. G. Matthews, •who became- chief of Sir Joseph Ward's secretarial staff, in., succession to Mr. J. JEblop, and later served irith Mr. MacUonald. 'Hon. W. H. Hetties: Mr. L. E. Johnson, formerly secretary to Sir "William Sail-Jones, and -latterly to Mr.' Mackenzie. "Mi. 'Balnea vis, formerly secretary tb Mj. Ngata, will 'be aecreUuy to Mr. Herries in the Native Affairs Depart- j nfent. "Hon. A. L. Herdman: Mr. E. N. Gipbulfon, formerly secretary to Colonel Fittii and later to Sir John Findlay and Mr. Laurenson. ;Hon, W. Fraser: Mr. J. H. M'Alister, | ■wio served successively with Messrs. M'Go'wan' R. M'Kenzie, and Colvin. Hon. F. M. B Fisher: Mr. A. Hall, who 'has been, serving as assistant secretary in Mr. Hananls office. - ' ,Hon. H. D. Bell: Mr. J. W. Black, ■who acted as private secfetary with Mr. Buddo and latterly with Mr. RusselL ■;Hon, E. H. Rhodes: Mr. W. Crow, formerly secretary to Sir W. Hall-Jones, ;to Mr. 'Fowlds, and to Mr. EIL 'Hon. Dr. Pomare: Mr. A- N. Poison, ■who has acted as assistant secretary in the offices of the Hon. E. M'Kenzie aoid Mr. Mac Donald. ':Mr. H. Grocott, -who was private secre. tstry to Mr. Hanan, has not yet been r appointed to any Minister in the nevv Cabinet. He will be appointed secretary #> the Minister who will eventually comjriete the Cabinet.-