PERSONAL ITEMS

Hawera Star, Volume LI, 24 May 1932, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr T. 11. Walker, of Hawera, has been appointed judge of bacon for the dairy show at Palmerston North next month.

Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer, who has had a recurrence of <zo ut> while on holiday in the country, its confined to his bed, l>ut he hopes to be back in the House of Commons some time this week, says a British Official Wireless message.

Senior-Sergeant S. J. Martin, of Dannevirke, lias been appointed to the charge of the Wellington South police station in place of Sergeant Hogan, who is to retire on superannuation. De-tective-Sergeant Fitzgibbon, Napier, will replace Senior-Sergeant Martin. The latter was stationed at New Ply-

mouth prior to his transfer to Dannevirke.

Mr. Hugh McAllum dropped dead in George Street, Dunedin, yesterday morning, states a Press Association message. Mr. McAllum. who was connected with J. Illots, Ltd., at Wellington some years ago, was for the past years manager of the Cash Provident Order Company at*Dunedin. He "■’s well-known in musical circles and in his younger days was a sucecessful lmavy weight-lifter. Mr. McAllum ■"•■is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McAllum, of New Plymouth.