A now record at the port of New Plymouth was established on Saturday afternoon, when the auxiliary schooner La Merced was brought in and berthed at half-tide when she was drawing 24ft 3in. the deepest draught of any vessel which has entered the port. Rear-Admiral Sir Harry H. Stileman, | K.8.E.. lias been appointed director of j Dr. Barnardo’s Homes in succession to the late Mr. William Baker. Sir Harry! Stileinan. after a distinguished career( in the Navy, (luring which he was cap | tain of the Majestic and the Duke of Edinburgh, became in 1909 superinten-‘ dent of the Watts Naval School at Elmham. Norfolk, one of the most use-1 iul of the Barnardo institutions. On I the outbreak of the war he was appointed senior naval officer for Liver-} pool. being subsequently promoted j rear-admiral. His work at Liverpool gave the fullest scope for his unusual gifts of organisation, and his services were rewarded with a knighthood soon alter his retirement in 1919. Sir Harn Stileman, m ho returned after the armistice to his work at the Watts School, is a son of the late Major-General # Williain C. Stileman. whose interest in evangelical work is still remembered in Brighton. One of bis brothers. Bishop Stileman. was the first Bishop in Persia.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XI, Issue 53, 16 February 1921, Page 2
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