PERSONAL ITEMS

Grey River Argus, 30 May 1914, Page 5

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr P- H.- King has been appointed Fecond officer 6£~ the Mapoiarika. . . His Honor, Mr Justice Sim will pre ] «?ide at the sittings of .the Supreme • Court ; at Westport; next month. Mr F Brace, for many ; years -.con- ' nccted-with the State Colliery at.Seddbhviiile, has been transferred to the State Mines office at Chnstchurch. ; ; The Rev. Father' Arkwright, -an ; Englishman who i s spoken very highly of by Archbishop Redwood, has been : appointed curate in the Westport ; dio» ; c^se. The reverend gentleman will .; arrive by the. Mapourcka. « 5' \ Rev. Father -Burger, wiho is well r known on the. West Coast and who has been assisting Rev. Father Aubry \ 'n the Waimate parish for three cr \ y four years, has been transferred to St. \ Mary's Christchurch. His work m Waimate will be taken up by the -Rev. Father Dignan rS.M. of Christchurch. ; New wa^recedyed in town yesterday ' morning of the death of ". Jbhn< Kelly.- » who passed peacefully away .at Hokj- , tika after a loner illness. The deceas- : ed who resided for many years at Rotomanu, ,was. a splendid stamp of ! man and was universally respected and esteemed. He leaves a widow and seven, sons and . three pirls -to- * mourn the loss of a good and f aithfu? \ husband, and a devoted and exem- ■ plary father. /■■-■■ „ { Out of eighteen applications for t2ie ; position, Mt. W.Farrar has been ap- ) ' poitfted secretary and travelling repre-; < s'ftntative to the Greymouth Brewery . Company in the stead of 'Mr. K.'lS' Dillon, who" has accepted a-similar ap- . pointment for Mandl's brewery at Hok? ' tika. ' •■ ' --v- .■•■'■■ ■•■.. ' '- . ' T -' •V ? '* . ■ '. . *. \