PERSONAL

Evening Star, Issue 16993, 15 March 1919, Page 8

PERSONAL

The Primate (Bishop Nevill) announce that tho Hoard of Nomination have mad the following appointments in the diocese —-Rev. H. J- L. Goldthorpe, to be vie*! of tho parochial district of Milton and Tokomairiro, in succession to the Rev. J. Morland, who resigned the cure in order to take up his residence in Australia; Rev. J. S. Cooper, to be vicar of the parochial district of Taieri and Green Island; the Rev. W. W. Ewart, to he vicar of the parochial district of Tapanui and Clinton; and the Rev. W. Y. WTuTs, to be vicar of the parochial district of Kurow. Tha 1 Rev. Messrs Cooper, Ewart, and Willis i nave been serving in their districts under j bishop's license, and they have now been • formallv appointed to the cures. I Mr C. Brunsdon Fletcher, associate editor 1 of the " Svdnev Morning Herald,' has been. I appointed" editor of that journal, in succession to Mr Thns. W. Heney. j Mr Percivd Witherbv, the general s*c- ' retarv of the Empire League, leaves for 1 England on the Port Melbourne about the 30tn inst., and will be away from New Zealand for about nine months. During , his absence Captain De R. Barclay, of j Wellington, will act as general secretur ; of tho Empire Service League, i Mr A. D. Edgar has been appointed a ' member of the Dunedin South Licensing ; Committee in place of the late Mr W. f ■ M'Farlane. | The Rev. R. Fairmaid, who has been ' spend ins a brief holiday in the country, t returned to Dunedin on Thursday evening, ; and will lesume pulpit duty at South Dnnedin Presbyterian Church to-irorrow. The staff of "the Public Library depart- , meet met together this morning to say- ■: good-bve to Miss Doris MarFarlane, who ; ia leaving to be married. The chief (Mr j W. B. M'Ewan), on behalf of the staff. | made reference to Miss MacFarlane's loyal and faithful service, _ and presented hei ! with a token of their esteem and gotxl j wishes for her future welfare and happinei.».