PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 282, 12 November 1936, Page 6

PERSONAL

’ Detective A. Reid returned to Web lington to-day after four months of relieving duty in Hawke’s Bay.

Mr. W. Rainbow left Hastings this morning for Wellington, en route for England.

Mr. J. Sharpley, of the Department of Agriculture, who has been spending his annual leave with his parents in Hastings, returned to Wanganui this morning.

Mr H. A. Gilbert, of Wellington, who is the managing-editor of the “New Zealand Motor World,” was present last evening at the annual meeting of the Automobile Association (Hawke’s Bay), held in Napier.

Mr J. H. Edmundson, of Napier, was unanimously re-elected president of the Automobile Association (Hawke ’s Bay) at the annual general meeting last night. He has held this office since 1924.

Bro. A. J, Guy, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of New Zealand, 1.0.0. F., who attended a combined meeting in Hastings of lodge? in the Hawke’s Baydistrict last evening, left by train on his return to Auckland this morning.

Mr. G. L. Riley has been appointed assistant secretary to the Wellington Manufacturers’ Association. Mr. Riley, who is an associate of the New Zealand Society of Secretaries, has had extensive business and secretarial experience in Wellington. ,*

Dr. D. W. Gutbrie, son of Mr. H. D. Guthrie, Herne Bay, Auckland, and Dr. Alan Douglas, son of Mr. C. Douglas, Napier, have qualified for the first section of the examination for the Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, according to cable advice received in New Zealand.

Mr. Hubert Kessels, who was attached for several years to the staff of the German Legation at Dublin, has been appointed by the Foreign Office at Berlin secretary to the new German Consulate at Wellington. Mr. Kessels and his family are expected to arrive in New Zealand about the middle of December.