Recent appointments in the Public Trust Department include' that of Mr. F. Menneer, district accountant, Hawera, to, be assistant chief accountant, Wellington. Mr. W. 6- Hand-Newton, who is already in the Wellington office, has been promoted to the position of assistant solicitor, Wellington. Mr. P. R. Winchcomb, of Auckland, becomes deputy trustee at Palmerston North, and Mr. I). L. M'Kay, of Christchurch, second assistant deputy trustee at Auckland".
A numerous panel for tlie civH and divorce proceedings in the Supremo Court,' which commenced this morning, was sworn in before his Honour Sir Bassett Edwards. ■ One of the men called up asked to be excused, on thie ground) of deafness. "I will take your word for it," said his Honour; "you are excused." Another potential jnryma.ni pleaded that he was "hard of hearing." He fljso was excused. Another person said he was a foreman baker, and if lio was coiled, on to serve he wouldl have to atovt work at 2 a.m. He was excused.
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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 112, 8 November 1920, Page 8
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