DUNEDIN ITEMS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12478, 18 April 1901, Page 5

DUNEDIN ITEMS.

[From Our Correspondent.] ',..■.. ■/'•".. DFNIEO3M, April 17. The Stephenson memorial window, just erected in 6t Matthew's Church .by'four of the chaldreni of the late Mr John Stephenson, is a very handsome testimony of the capable 'workmanship of a. local, artist in stained glass work, mr R. F. Fraser, the designer, .is at present engaged on the Gourley memorial -window in the same building, which is intended as a worthy memorial of the first o'f our Otago boys to die for the Empire. Therjs a;e VJSfEjjJ. .voters, on, the' Dunedin municipal roll. . lb is understood that the Royal Commission on Teachers' Salaries will take evidence at the centres. The Commission are called on to report within forty days, but an extension of time is certain to be required. Mr Arthur 'Morrison, M.H.R., Orns so far recovered 'from his recent serious allnesh that he was able to tako part in several private deputations to-day to the Hon J. G. Ward.

Several 'changes in the local branch, of 'the postal service are understood to be in contemplation. Mr William M'Hutcheson, chief clerk a* tChe Duneilfn post office, 'has been' transferred to ©lmstdhurch, where he will talks up a similar position. .Mr G. B. monev order clerk at Duaedin, will succeed Mr M'Hutcheson here. Mr W. T. Ward, second money order clerk at Dunedin, succeeds Mr Dall as first money order clerk. Mr Millar, whom Mr' M'Hutcheson succeeds at Christchiirch, 'becomes an Inspector, of Post Offices •in 'the (North Island.