PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17251, 29 August 1919, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS.

■•.'•'* . ■: ■ ;;"'■-;• -" - --■- ■ ■•--•--■ '" L, •: G. Hill has been apnomfepllil secretary and Organiser to the Auckisind - - ' branch of the New Zealand Welfare-' - League.. ■ . " •5.,.- -■-'■ Mr. F. 'W. Miliar is resigning from the : * Public Service in order to take up hi. ' . - duties as permanent secretary of the Pub. he Service Association. ' " !> '-/: ■,>■"#&?s Captain Garland, formerly command - 11 of the Eotorua group area, is lea»in» tZ l -^^ Auckland. He will be succeeded "tes. - -" i ~rporarly by Lieutenant Earle. -"' L . ""** ' h Mr. Charles Richard Campbell, an old • I resident of the Wanganui district,' died at - I Marybank, near Wanganui. Ee was born r ~ ~\ in the old mission bouse at Pntiki, in 1860 ""v- '-< I Major Keith L. Caldwell, M.C.. D.F.C '--vJSf-f and Bar, the Auckland airman, who by 58f j his fine, fighting in the war Rained the ' ! title of "the New Zealand Acs," reached ' ! Wellington from Sydney last week. u e "jj*- I will arrive at. Cambridge to-day. "" j ■ i Major Farr, D.5.0., M.C., who has just ■•; ' ] been gazetted as a captain in the KVy i ■ I Zealand Permanent Force, was a pup? ?i \ teacher under the Wanganui Education ' i Board, and 18 years ago joined the Per-' V ! manenfc Artillery. He went to the fre,ifc • > 1 with the Main Body as a sub-lieutenant. 4. Mrs. Simeon, widow of the late Colonel == I Simeon, 8.A., who died recently at Gis- -"v '< borne, rendered great service during the Indian Mutiny, and her unfailing devotion ' earned the approbation of both Sir Henry 1 Havelock and Genera] Outram, who per- j sonally conveyed their appreciation on behalf of. the Indian Army.