PERSONAL MATTERS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 11 April 1912, Page 4

PERSONAL MATTERS

The Mayor (Mr. T. A. H. Field) lias met with a- slight Accident, and was Tillable to attend "the special meeting of the City Council last, evening. Mr. Field hopss to be -about again in a day or two. Mi- E. Rabbits, formerly Inspector cf Orchards in Nelson, has taken advantage of his superannuation privilege, and vctired from the departmental service at the end of last month. Advices have been received by Mr 0. W. Palmer, secretary tn --<> welling tort branch of the Navy League, from the secretary to the Naval Commandev-in-chief at Hobart, to tho elYect t'nsit the movements of the flagship Drake are at present uncertain. The date of her visit to New Zealand is a«:rordinglv not known. Mr C. P. Lindegreen, of Hastings, has been appointed organiser for tho" Opposition party, in succession to Mr It. R. Martin, who has resigned in order to t;ike up other duties. Mr Lindegreen was secretary to Mr 11. M. l_><>.npbell, M.P. for Hawke's Bay, during the last election campaign. Mr eGorgo Rignold, the veteran actor, who is now living in retirement in Sydney, arrived at Auckland by the Mahono on a holiday visit, flo intonds to visit Eotorua. ' Mr G. A. Cormack, of the Electoral Department, has been appointed' cle"rk-in-charsce and demity chief elect oral' offi cer for the Dominion, vice Mr F. Evans, transferred to the position of registrar of births, etc., at Christchurcli.