PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17471, 15 May 1920, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. T. N. Brodrick, ;of Wellffl 1 i at the Grand Hotel. • %§3 Dr. and Mrs. A. D. s Vn, A i i Dunedin, are at the Grand How M I 1 Mr. F. C Turner has been '$$$$& ] dent of the Eketahuna Golf Ctoisß*# U Mr. Justice- Hosking is maii'li^sßS!' tcry progress towards recoverKS-f recent illness.; ' IqSßr Mr. G. P. Newton, Assiitam , V '' SecreUry for Internal Affairs £«&* Otas;o for health reasons. ''^zS^l'.U Mr. W. A. H. Oliver his r*en sectary of the Southland vice ISr. W. A. Saunders %§*! J Mr. A. E. Jull, who has bee*. ;**., I of the Waipawa County BuUdino W* ■ since its inception in 1884, » jLS*yty 1 over 35 years, has resigned. *"".I. H Mr. Morris E. Fitzgerald, 0 [ jy,,. j's has been appointed engineer » H Eltham County in succession to '\h ? 1 D.To tt *iil,who^gtow4f|| Captain E. Hudson, formerly in a, J of the Wwiganui defence aft* lS 2 * M ceived notice of his appointment in chin 1 of No. 8 group, with headSfe 1 Hawera. * ,' ™ tt If, Mr. R. P. Grrville. commiasioneV fw i Crown lands for the North Auckland m 11 trict, and member? of the Land Ma left for the North last night on iS 1 inspection of Crown lands. f*ffi 1 to be away a week. ■■is&s?. 1 Dr. T. McKibbon, formerly A»\ (j .. ■ Director of Medical Services, New 232 Is Forces, in London, has just tifoMZ § the Dominion after five years'" ag* 1 service, aid has taken over the 1 of district health officer at Dune% - II

OBITUARY. '^M « <a———» MB. EDWARD ROBSOlffl [at MLMRAPK.-OWN cowaswMi^j; TAURANGA, Friit, Mr, Edward Robson, a very x o!d ttj dent of the district, died en Wtdnejdif The deceased came to Tauranga 'fa 1$ as sheep inspector, having previously sheep farming in Poverty Bay. AfUi % ing here for about tea yean he Ttacded' fa Waihi. A few years ago lie again to Tauranga, where he had since ttti4j, MRS. K. MURPHY. [bt «LK6RAPH.—OffJT COMJSMiSfttst,) TAUSAKGA, Frity. The death has. occurred of Mrs, K Murphy. The deceased was the ehfe daughter of the Rev. T. Hamilton '% Kiltofgati, County Kerry, Ireland, Ud ■was married to the Rev. P. Murphy » Church of England minister, statiehtdK the south of Ireland. After the death tf her husband she accompanied her broths-. the late Mr. Edward Hamilton, to St* Zealand, and in 1372 tattled in Tiurt^, where she had resided up to the lis?V her death.