PERSONAL ITEMS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 23 December 1922, Page 5

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr and Mrs ,J. Bennett,- of Murchi; son, have received nows,' by cable their son, Dr L. -A. Bennett, an ora boy of Nelson College)has passed the examination for the Primary fellowship of London University.” A Wellington Press Association telestates that Mr W. C. Thomas has passed the University law professional examination in property (part 2) and evidence. , , •’ . The 1 Rev. C .F. Askew, Who- is'to succeed the Dean of Nelson (Dr. G. E. Weeks), is expected -to.arrive in Neisoh on or about January 29th. As soon as certain negotiations nave been completed by the Vestry, states .the Current » issue,.of.,tjio .Nelson .Diocesan iGaajsitte, a n Civ Vicarage l wiJI -bOibuilth -’Mrcj, l L'; Lawrence, 1 who- is ko. assist Mr- JLskeW.at the .Cathedrals, will'll riqt reach MewtZOaland until later in the year. Mr Lawrence is a. young.man, twenty-nine years of age, who comes to the Diocese highly commended for his work 'amongst young people. Tiie death is announced in England of the Rev. J. E. Jump, M.A., late Vicar of Laughton-eude-Northern, in-the Diocese of Sheffield, states the current issue of the Nelson Diocesan Gazette. Mr dump, who was a scholar of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, . Wielded a great influence in what is known in England as the Central Church Movement. He was the only brother of Mrs Cosby; the mother of Mrs W .Stone.y- Johnston, *'bf Nelson. -Much flympathy fhgs -bOeo ex : pressed with Mrs Cosby- irt her unexpected loss. - «Obw«enHMiMj9MHHannBnHnMMRPBiUK