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Evening Star, Issue 15139, 22 March 1913, Page 7

PERSONAL.

The 'Gazette' announces the appointment of the following to be medical inepectors of schools:—Dr .Ada' Gertrude Pateraon, Dr Elizabeth Catherine Gunn, Dr George Law C'awkwell, Dr Walter Kerr His lop. The R«v. J. C. Jamieson has accepted the position of assistant minister of Knox Church in succession to the Rev. S. C. Harbinson, whose term has almost expired, and who has decided to return to his home in Belfast. Ireland. Miss Linnet O'Keeffc, who for the past six years has been typiste in the City Corporation tramway department, was on Thursday last the recipient of a presentation on the occasion of her approaching marriage. The presentation was- made by Mr'C. Ale-xander, the tramway manager, and consisted of a tea and coffee service and a silver manicure set. The Rev. E. Bandy was, before his departure from the district, entertained at a social at the Primitive Methodist Church, Abbotsford. Air Berrv. jn bclnlf of tlio congregation, handed Mr Bandv a purse of sovereigns, and Mr Kin- presented him with a number of b.-«fcs f-.-m the Kew people. Mr G. Whittleston was presented by the Abbotsford Sunday school teach/rs and Endeavor Scciety with a clock. • H - Colt ™an. who has lately rc- • signed from the position of manager of the National Mutual Life Association of Australasia for Otago and Southland, was met by a number of commercial friends and presented with a memento of his residence, here for the past 14 years. It ls the intention of Mr Odtman to follow agricultural pursuits in Auckland He carries with him the best wishes of his JtiaDy friends, who wish bin. success in xiis new undertaking. J' °^ n " , at Well 'nKt"n advises that Mr John Ross has been appointed a member of the Otago University Council, vice Jvlr Leslie Harris (resigned). M Gh^ tc ljr Ur( il! c , orr «»Pondent advises that Mr W. H. Graham, of the 'Press' staff, taken editorial charge of the 'Even big News.' Mr J. A. Hislop, solicitor, died at his residence, Forth street, yesterday, in his 65th year. He was the second son of the wlf ♦ ?r °ft , a , nd was I,oru »* Kirk Newtoo, Mid Calder, Scotland, in 1848 He arriTod here with his parents in 135 c !.ber of the firm of Hislop and Laing i Mr James Martin, who was for about 35 years county clerk at Oamaru, died I yesterday. He resigned the position J ? ,year ago owing to iil-health.