PERSONAL
Mr T. Beveridge, of the staff of the Public Works Department, Wellington, is spending his annual furlough witS his parents.
Mr W. H. M. Yarrow has consented to contest the seat on the Bdrough Council rendered vacant by the resignation of Mr A. D. Jack.
At a special meeting of the Board of Governors of the New Zealand Institute, held at Wellington, Mr B. C. Alston was elected president, in place of the late Dr. J. A. Thomson.
Staying at the Settlers’ Hotel are Messrs C. R. Munro and W. M. Blake, inspectors of schools; W. Barclay, inspector of mines; T. Ryan, of the Public Trust Department; T. M. McFarlane, Department of Agriculture; Miss Y, Croll, Education Department; Mrs L. A. Cairns, New Plymouth; Miss D, Rodgers and Messrs S. Bryant and H. Wylie, Hamilton Mr C. Newbold and Miss B. Burt, Wellington; and Messrs O. C. Ormcrod and J. Tv. Heughan.
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Northern Advocate, 22 May 1928, Page 4
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