PERSONAL ITEMS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, Issue LIV, 16 June 1920, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr W. M. Hamilton, who ■ lias been juvenile probation officer at Dunedin for some years, lias been transferred to Nelson and tjio West Coast districts, wires our Christchurch correspondent. Mr E. W. Kane has been appointed Clerk or Hie ]louse of Representatives in succession lo Mr Lowe. Air Rune joined the Parliamentary stall in 18S4 and has since filled various offices in connection with Parliaiuciitary work. —Press Association. Mr. M-axwcll Young, E.C.S., private secretary to Professor' Bast-erlield at Victoria University College, 'lias been appointed assistant agricultural chemist at the Oawthron .Research Institute Nelson. Air Young is the youngest -son of Colonel A. R. Young, Director of Live Stock. A London Press cable states that Lord Jedicoo saiiis for New Zealand in the Corinthic. The death occurred.at her residence,, Ipsley-street, Blenheim, of Mrs Tunnielifie. wife op Mr Charles ;Tiiim.i- : eliii'e. Deceased was born at Motueka in 1853, aval wont to Renwiektown, Marlborough, 45 .years ago. There were ten children of the marriage, and the grandchildren number 23. Her kindly and generous nature made her much' beloved by a wide circle of friends. air W. E. Da sent, second -clerk assistant, has been appointed dork assistant to the House, of Representatives vice Mr Kane. —Press Association. Mis§ Haig, who was some years head mistress of the Normal School in Dunedin, and who is now giving demonstrations and lectures to the Baptist Sunday School ‘ teachers throughout the Dominion, -arrived in Nelson on Saturday, and is visiting r Richmond; Miss Haig will return to Nelson on Thursday.