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Evening Star, Issue 20996, 9 January 1932, Page 13

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The Chief Justice, Sir Michael MyerS# arrived in Dunedin by the express from the north yesterday afternoon. He will remain here until Thursday, when ha, will leave for Wellington. As a result of the periodical changes in the Salvation Army, Mosgiel and, district will lose two respected citizens in Ensign and Ms Flintoif, who have been there for the past two years.) Their new sphere of labour will be Ox-* ford (Canterbury), and their success sors Ensign and Mrs Barker, from Eltham. |The departing officers made, many friends, and great regret is ex-, pressed at their departure. In the administration of relief both gave much! comfort to many deserving cases. Mr Isaac Green, an old Dunedin re-* sident, who has been living in Christchurch for the past eleven years, is ati present visiting friends here. Mr L. A. Bond, chairman of the Harrier Sub-committee of the Wellington Centre of the New Zealand Amateur, Athletic Association, is at present on a visit to Dunedin. He was at one time a member of the Caversham Harrier and Amateur Athletic,Club. A Press Association telegram from' Wellington states that last night’s, ‘ Gazette ’ announces the appointment' of Mr James Begg to be representative of the producers of meat for export on the New Zealand Meat Board, vice Mr Adam Hamilton, re-*, signed. The appointment is also, gazetted of Mr Ralph Paynter as representative of the New Zealand Go-| vernment on the New Zealand Fruit Export Control Board, vice Mr Edward Heathcote Williams, deceased. Captain Fischer Burges Watson# D. 5.0., the new commodore of the New Zealand Naval Division, is due to arrive at Wellington' by the Rimutaka on April 14. He was a well-known English athlete, and has represented the Navy and England at Rugby football. The second naval_ member, Captain Sinclair Thomson, is due to reach New Zealand by the Rangitiki on February 18. Mr J. W. Smith passed through from' Invercargill on his way to Auckland today. The death occurred this morning oh Mr Ernest Price, a director of the firm of Messrs Donald Reid and Co. Ltd., with whose activities he had been engaged for some years. The late Mr Price, who spent about twelve years in Australia before joining the firm, was well known in commercial circles .and among the farming community. Among the bowlers who entrained for Christchurch this morning for the dominion bowling tournament were Messrs J. Forster, W. Anderson, C. HM‘Kay. W. Foster, R. Hanning, Wj Carswell, J. ,D., Best, J. Hutchison, C.i Beecroft, J. C. Rigby, J. Abbott, F, Kettle, J. Seddon. A. Somerville, Gw Edwards, and J. Scott; Cr C. H. Hayward has been confined to his bed for the past three weeks# but his friends will be pleased to know, that he is now on the road to recoveryGuests at the Excelsior Hotel include Miss N, Lindberg, Miss L. Thorpe (Auckland), Mr and Mrs W. T. Legga (Wellington), Mr and Mrs W. Andrew# Mr A. Vale. Mr T. D. Barker, Mr J., C. Forsvth (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs A. E. 'Golding (Westport), Mr J.JM'Ewen (Oamaru), Mr G. R. Martin# Miss I. Graham (Gore). Those staying at the City Hotel in-’ dude Mr W. Pearson . (Wellington)#; Miss M. Agar, Miss R. Agar (Lyttel-, ton), Mr T. K. Capprell (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs W. Edmondsj (Ashburton), Mr A. Craig* Mr J. EFarrell (Oamaru),