PERSONAL

Evening Star, Issue 14496, 22 February 1911, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mr M. Finer has been appointed .seerc tiy to the School Committees’ As'ocin limi in succession to the late. Mr G. C Baker.

Air i). Larnaeh. a member of the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, has been appointed official visitor to the Pm I ( balmei« Collage .Hospital. Tho High. Commkfiioner for South Africa draws £2,000 a year, with a rqiccial allowance of £l,ooo,'making bis yearly salary £5,000. The Rev. Geo. Lindsay was enthusiast ically faiewelled by tho cmigiegatiou of Si. Paul's Church last night, piior to leaving (Invercargill io occupy the pulpit of the St. Clair Prcshylet ian ('hutch. Eulogistic references were made to the valuable sef vices, both dm L ai ami civic, by Mr Lindsay during tlm twenty-two years he had been pastor of Si. Pauls. ’I be fqieakers (wires "Our Own”) included the Revs. J. Cimimitig. 11. M. Ryuurti, Jas. Rail'd, and J. IV. Shaw, and the Mayor of Invercargill (Mr IV. A. (lit). Mr Lindsay was pre-.-enled with a jmi.-e containing 160 sovereign-, donated by the congregation, while Mis Lindsay was the incipient of a dressing case and a. gold muff chain. Tiie expressions of regret' at .Mr and Mr? Lindsay's dejiarture were numerous and dee]), and Avere. not- confined to the members of the congregation. Roth recipients 1 oelitiglv responded. \|j : ■ Bertha .Muller has received intimation that she has passed the ALA. degree with first clans honor?. Mies Janet. C. Wilson, of ALitau, was last night .recommended for appointment as junior assistant nt tho .Maori, Hill School. Alias E. ALMullan, of Dunedin, has been recommended for the jo-iliou of teacher bv the Table Hill School Committee. 'Aliss E. L. M'Corkiudah! lias received cable advice that film has parsed the first section of the B.Sc. examination.