PERSONALS
Air Oliver Stanley has been appointed Alinister of Transport, consequent upon the resignation of Air P, J. Pvbns. states a London oablegram. Air Hugh Bailey, of New Plymouth, and his daughter, Airs Leighton, ore guests at- the A torero Hot Springs Hotel. Airs AI. Faulkner, of Gisborne, and Aliss Nancy Bowen, are on a holiday visit to Alorere, and are staying at the Hot Springs HotelAir. G. H. Pollock has been up pointed manager of Alessrs Williams and Kettle’s Daunevirke branch, to succeed Mr. R. E. Bunny, who is retiring on Alarcb 31 next-. Mr. Pollock has been a number of years 1 the firm, having been transferred to Danuevirke from the Gisborne branch on his return from the war in 1919. and is consequently well known at Ibis district. Air Harold F. Ritchie, 'president of the Toronto firm of that name, an an industrialist with interests extending throughout the world, die on, Tuesday, aged 52 years, following tv recent operation. He was presiden. of the British ' firm of Harold Ritchie and Co., Ltd., with branches in-London, Sydney; and. "Wellington.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11878, 24 February 1933, Page 4
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181PERSONALS Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11878, 24 February 1933, Page 4
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