PERSONAL MATTERS

Evening Post, Volume CVIV, Issue 2, 3 January 1925, Page 8

PERSONAL MATTERS

The Minister of Labour, Mines, and Marine the Hon. G. J. Anderson! ar 011 ihh ™™C from the South It ls probable that he ™m June 6 hin about a k s

Captain W H . Cottrell, C.M.G., ?* A X N-V-R -> arrived 'from En^ •* < V he ilahen° on an extended ™1t,, t0 /ew Zealand, and is stayin"- a t ofHonoS ""' ""*"""g ""> "<!» Mr. a. w. Mar.hall, .ho „, reMßll appointed to succeed Mr W O'CcWl

• 3N- Ir'i JV P-- Ashbolt. of Tasmania v.-ho s included in the New Year* honours h f^Bhthtwd., is the eldest "i U 0 the. late Mr. Alfred Ashbolt of We" a ft 01?' and is a bl"°ther of Mr Kr-nt Ashbolt, of this city. Sir Alfrk vVn boit, was born m Christchurch and was a pupil O f the Mount Cook Boys' SclJol Uelhnaton. He was first employsd in the office of the late flon T Kenneav Macdonald. He subsequently went Z lasmama, and after a succ3ssfal bu«i-" ness career was appointed, in 1919 Agent-General m London for Tasmania Whils holding that office he strongly advocated an empire air service. Sit Alfred Ashbolt returned to Hobart from -London only a few months ago.