PERSONAL

Evening Star, Issue 15833, 18 June 1915, Page 4

PERSONAL

! i hv, Rev. A. .1. Seamor. superintendent | oi tile Ft. Kilda and Peninsula Methodist ! civciiit. am! pre-d-lmi. u f the Dominion ; Mi liiodi.st RihK l,'la,s ; : 1 iiimi, lias applied i i! >r the fvclni ii.te of iiia • ■aptain-ehaplain's ! '■■'mimts-icin fn,■ on ordinary suhaliorn's j •'onnnis.'M'.m. As Dial inquest- mciv not he I granted. Ml- Fean 1 r has euiii-ted in the ; mdinary wav as a (im.ate. He holds ■ strongly tlx- view 1 older men should | fiam a fair propm nmi it each force sent i to tlm front . ‘ Mr D- ’A . Dinliie ha? been appointed j seimv,ti manager ( -f the National Dank in KiieecKstoi) Id air .). If. |>. monies, who : has talon a s.-a; ~i. the Hoard nt Dim-- ! tors. Mr .), >|, M'j.ean take? ni> the i duties ei assistant ccmral nauaTcr and chief inspector. ! Me ' • dlr'o't P-ime. -.f 'he t iff of the ■ Rank of Xew /.eahnnl at (lore, who eni so-d tor ia" ii■ :■ i s mia months aai. and : was n aval it led hash to (hire feavs the Maraur.i ‘ I'.u.-'pii ha- lieen reinstated ! if 1 'he ■■i.ink s s"i-vie.' ami transferred to ■ (''ishonic, ' Mr to !■ . Mi!', i ins. -\ ho- was r.hiiininW,.“y Dr- 1 liven Islam! Preshyteriaii Church ( note o' t! 11. >i r j in.my days, is a;. 1 ain ’ni: ’’■.' n I sia ml. .ml .has hem: appoint"-.'! o'wms-: ami . !:o.rmasii-r ,J his old .Inir, . '‘die- may' be he:ird of ayain in c-ciipi-ti- | t 0;,.5. Ihi \\ -di-.c.-day We published a .A ssije:llllj'[ teleci-an! trmn Wellin'-ton !-* tlity effect that Dr Th oiniis Henrv < liijson Hat! had died in his njofe.- car. Shirt hen: exchange? show ilctt IT- li'ali died at Whanyaivi. where jo- ...sided. Xi,.. ,p„. i tcasod was we!! known 'from Whiui.garci . o co \ortn ( ape. am! was a verv r-onu la r i:: :11■ t:t loner. A i. 'iwiori cali.e -laics that Si;- T. A. t ■'ole.'o: retires trein the position of leiierai on Saturday. fj-> has a cepl.ed Die .•hairman.jhip of ij... A o' ()l!ic- Trade ( omniiM Mi- -lames Mctiivi-ii. R.A . ~f Pi,--mav.t l.Oiid. hits been appointed head ma dcr o! the li.-nink:i District H ; ..-h School. ’l‘he Rev. Fat her T. S.-m-mf. S.M.. v.d-u : v-as toe llonia'c Catlceio . haplaiit at >anry. ha? been appointed to a sbnilnr posiuoc on Mew /.caland's hospita 1 shirt ( s:l . v C, !, if 1 -New /mdami Tiiiics ’j. Trie rev. i'lt !i.-r 'vas at om- t ;me a nieiede i- of the ftmuity o; St. ikusk's College. _At the eoiidusion of i!n- mcetipe 0 i th«City ( oiinei! on \\ eom-siiay niojit the Al.'iyor (Mr J. .). r)arl:j presented (i. t!>e e.v-Mayor (Cr J. R. Sh.m klock) an illvuniu-;it-.-d a/ldress j„ |,; s Vl|, m us 'ddef magistrate oi Dun-'-din. i'Do a SCOict i-i;w enclaved with the arms y-i tin- City. I),, also ore-vented U,e late Mayor with a silver eakesiaml for -•n s Slinridoi-k, In- making Jhe presenI ;ill f ms Ci- Clark refei ivd in „ nianm-r to the servi-.-s renrl"reii hv Mr Snac.-iloek duriny his term of ofli'e, re-im-rnic.' that the work had been inni.Mially •isilnuiis and harussirp otv ini? to the net ivitii-s caused iliromdi the wai. Mr Shaekhiek had presided over the eomiei! with diyinty, and made the im-etin.'s pleasant, and there had In-en no hickeriny ami no ii)-fceli„o. kVhih-eappt-d hv ill-health. Mrs ShackTek had never!'n less made „ verv -ixeelk-nl Mayoress, ami deserved the thank? of the citi/eiis as well a? her husband. In resp-ondimr. Cr Shnoklock tlianked' tlm „ n behalf of Mrs Shaddo.-k and. himself. H,; had not hud a verv <-|iiic-t .war. largely owing t o the war. 'him hj" hope.i that a result of it would he that it would os impossible, in future for auy individual or set of individuals to im volve the world in surb a .war. In eonneetioii with the work which had devolved on him as a result of it, lie had done the best in his nbiljlv for the j-; n) . pire and the. people a* a’ whole. (Applause. i