PERSONAL

Evening Star, Issue 19952, 23 August 1928, Page 9

PERSONAL

Mr C. A. Wecclon, of this city,, lias received word that lie has boon awarded a silver plaque in the amateur photographer oversea annual competition. This competition, held each year in London, attracts entries From all corners of the I'impirc, the silver plaque, the highest award, being highly coveted, Mr Wcedou, who has this year successfully exhibited at many salons in America, England, ami the Continent, is a member of the Dunedin Photographic Society. The mayor (Mr W. B. Taverner) made re Fere nee at the meeting of the City Council last night to the death of Mr' Charles It. Chapman, an ex-mayor of Dunedin. His Worship said it was lifting that the council should show some" mark of respect to the memory of Mr Chapman, who was well known to councillors. They all appreciated the work lie had done for the city. On the mayor’s motion it was decided to send tile council’s condolences to Mr Chapman’s relatives, councillors standing iu silence for a Few moments as a marie of respect. Bishop Whyte travelled north by this morning's train, hound for Sydney, to attend the Eucharistic Conference. Mr dames Hogg and his wife, also Mr (1. W. Beid and Ins wife, loft for Auckland this morning, the husbands being delegates to the annual meeting of the Xcw Zealand Society ol Accountants.

Air J. E. Arnold, of Timaiai, wont home by train t to-day alter a six days’ visit, to Dunedin. , Air and Airs J. B. Shaddock, bound for Auckland, wont by the 11.-H train this morning. Airs M. H. Dawson lelt. to-day to be at the Eucharistic Conference in Sydney. , , ■ Albs Erands, who has been doing Plunket work in Dunedin, is returning to Australia, and was faro we lied on the railway station tins morning. Mr‘and Airs Alex. Cray, of Pyramid':, went to Christchurch by train toRev. Andrew L. Miller, who has been .spending bis furlough in Dunedin, was a passenger by the Alannka today. accompanied by Ids wife and daiwhter, returning to Canton. Airs W. 11. Reynolds was cremated this afternoon at Anderson’s Bay. Tho burial, though privaic. was attended by quite a number of personal Irionds. On Friday evening she sat. with hqr daughters at the A.lacandrow’s Bay residence. and conversed with her customary animation. That evening she bora mo unconscious, and so passed awn? most peacefully at 10. JO p.m. on Tuesday.

At (lie meeting of tbo North Canterbury Hospital Board yesterday, Dr lan Maclntyre, assistant superintendent at tho Cashmere Sanatorium, was appointed superintendent of tuberculosis institutions, in succession to Dr G. J. Blackmon;, who Ims resigned. The salary was fixed at £l,lOO a year. Air A. J. Al.ills, of London, accompanied by Airs Alills, arrived in Dunedin by (bo express from Cbrkiclmrcb last, (naming. Air Alills, who is closely associated with the marketing of New Zealand primary products in Great Britain, mot members of tho Dunedin Chamber of Commerce this morning. Air AV, A. M'Naugbt left by today’s express Cor Wellington on route for Australia. New visitors to (be Grand Hotel include Mr and Airs A, J. Mills (Loudon). Messrs J. 11. Fordo, and L. Brooks (AVeilinglon). Mr D. N. Anderson (Christchurch), Aiks 11. Pinckney (AAhiikaia). Tho latest arrivals at the Excelsior Hotel arc Air R. 11. Burns (AA’ollington). Alo'c-rs L. Roadie, J. Ganuii, and ,1. Waddell, Air and Airs Gray (Christchurch), Air and Airs D. .APiullop (Raiifnrly), Messrs A. L. Dmainorc. and 11. A. Price (Gore), Alesms A. and N. J. Moffett, and G. Poster (Invercargill). Among the guests at the City Hotel arc Alessrs F. R. Sumlstruin and B. G. Thompson ( AVciliiigton), Aiiss E. Jenkins (Arthur’s Rassi, Air O. Sutton (Milton), Air T. Rutherford (Queenstown), Air A. O’Malley (Invercargill).