PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 1888, 16 September 1921, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

V-.' ! >■; ; I Mr. R. Acton Adama, of Djmedin, 3 d 1 Uhe O 'and Hotel w Mfr.4U.--0. Ct.'s, ft Wellington, is i 4' ■ 1 fwaent visiting V fcfeuid. - ; - - ■ .-.ft- Xs %{£}<,•.rd a-J Mr. D. C'aanlljfg; 1 ;,S Kafc'estan, ?•- Hj.iol | M- V'K" ■ *>» f>> i i Wr "* .J- V. I ii-.M. -ed Is: rtt-<r<p« .i o av.«. f/TOvir.cial cricket, »{Ur 4 /- v wd of 20 J "-ears in the, f.'-'d, J . ' . , I Mr. F. K. flwpa, of Y-ellingtoy, ft £ '|fmo years a member ■;( tfe® P«j> | ; ramt\rv press galley, bw Kh7, ; p, P Ipoint:! for. th« session pim-- L niccretary to tho Ixv-.-'cr of tha op> *] • position, Mr- 7, M, Wilford, M.p. | Mr. C. S. , Kensington, Crown Utdj li ranj?r at Tauranga, retires from tho f: Government 'service at the end d &■ September. Ho was appointed rsnger f: in',9o4, and since »h«n has bwn i • tioned ?t Tauranga and OpotikL. Mr. F. W. Baxter, youngest son oj I Mrs. W. E. Baxter, formerly a stokt ! j at Auckland University College, has tvs | cepted an as assistant to,-. | turcr in English at Kir - Oillcge, r a branch of. I/>ndo Firt-v./tv m ti If Baxter volunteered for i. •'-* sm-ict I | and whilo at the front wa), ; .« 'f* - I peditionary Force Scholarship at ihxti- P t-er College, Oxford He scoured tin ; Charles Oldham Shakespeare Scholar- | | ship, the highest Oxford priza In Snj. ' lisli, and later obtained his dwee with § ; first-class honours in English Literal ore. i'