PERSONAL
Mr A. J, Sou ter, manager of tho Union Company's Fiji branch, was a passenger by the R.M.S. Makura, which arrived at Auckland yesterday from Varrcouver and Suva,
Commander C. V. Cardwell, 8.N., who has been appointed to H.M.S. Veronica, arrived at Auckland on Monday last by tho Manuka from Sydney.
Mr J. Dooley, ex-Premior of New South Wales, accompanied by Airs Dooley and their daughter, arrived at Auckland on Monday by the Manuka. Mr Dooley severely an j lined an ankle some montlm ago, and intends to have a few week? treatment at Rotorua, He hopes to bo back in Australia a fortnight before tho Federal elections
Lieutenant C. Churchill, R.N., arrived at Auckland ora Monday last by the Manuka from Sydney. He has been appointed to relievo Lieutenant J. L. TLieke on H.M.S. Laburnum.
A London cable the death, as the result of a bunting accident, of Lord Ludlow. The lata Lord Ludlow was bom in 1865. Ho served in the (.treat War. Mies Watson, matron of the cottage hospital at Port Chalmers, has forwarded her resignation 'to the Hospital Board. Dr Eva Day is resigning her position as a house surgeon at the Dunedin Hospital a.i from December 12. A recommendation will come before the next, meeting of the baord that her place be taken by Dr Muriel Bell.
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Evening Star, Issue 18121, 10 November 1922, Page 8
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