PERSONALIA

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11304, 1 September 1922, Page 3

PERSONALIA

Mr W. D. Hunt, of Wellington, hag returned to Wellington from AneUaad.

Mr J. H. Flanagan, of Wellington, is at Auckland. ,

Mr H. A. Beauchamp, of Wellington, is at Auckland.

Mr D C. Bates. Government meteorologist. is on a vfSlt to Auckland.

Dr. R. H. Makgill, of Auckland, is ini Wellington.

Mr J. H. Naylor, of Masterton, is at present in Auckland.

Mr W. T. Routlcdge has been appointed ranger for the Bay of Islands acclimatisation district.

Messrs J. P. Bailey and C. Johnstons have been appointed members of the Raglan District Licensing Committee.' '

Dr R, Brewster, F.R.S.C.E., bae beer appointed medical officer to H.M. Prison at New Plymouth.

The inspector under the Noxious Weeds Act at Aiondale is to be Mr G. T. Chandler.

Mr A. S. Clulow has been re-elected chairman of the Kaitawa Co-operative Dairy Company.

The new clerk of the Magistrate's Court at Feilding is Mr Allan Whitaker.

Mr D. A. Ewen, of Wellington, whiß in Auckland, was a guest at the Aucki land Rotary Club luncheon.

Mr H. G. Cousins, principal of th« Auckland Training College, is .visiting Wellington.

Major Belcher and Mr F. W. Bates, of the British Empire Mission, left Auckland eu route to England.

The House of Representatives yesterday granted two days’ leave of absence to Mr H. Atmore (Nelson) on aooount of a death iu the member's family.

Mr W.'A. Beddoe. the Canadian Trade Commissioner, who has been seriously ill in Auckland, is still confined to his room.

His Excellent- the Governor-General (Inrd Jellicoe) has consented to become patron of the Auckland South African War Veterans’ Association.

Mr J. A. Gilmonr has been appointed registrar of the Court of Arbitration; in the place of Hr B. L. Hammond, resigned.

Mr Ryan Holmes is to,, he an inspector for the purposes of the Stock Act. MOB, and also registrar of brands,For the Chatham Islands- ..

Mr Claude Oliver Raneecroft Carrell has been appointed to the vacant sanitary inspectorship under the Christchurch City Council.

Mr W. J. Lowe, of Gisborne, who has come to labour with the Hntt and Petone Churches of Christ;‘arrived in Petone with his family last evening- ■ ’

Mr J. W. Collins, Secretary to the Department of Industries and Commerce, has returned to Wellington from a visit to Auckland.

- Mr T. R. Procter, Christchurch manager for the National Electrical and Engineering Co., Ltd., has been appointed manager of tho company's Auckland office.

Professor Moor-TEaroly, formerlv of the Royal Hungarian Academia of Musio at Budapest, has accepted the position of organist am* choirmaster at HolyTrinity, Devonport, Auckland.

The Puhlio Service Commissioner has made the following appointments:— Bailiff of Magistrate’s Court, Raven, Mr R. J. Barrett; bailiff of Magistrate's Court, Wellington, Mr C. E. Parsons.

Mr George Lewis, of Christchurch., a well-known breeder and judge 'of Pomeranian dogs, has been engaged-to judge aU breed! atthe Pug, Poodle and Toy Dog Club's show, at Sydney, on September 30th.

Mr R-. R. Wright, of-the-staff of the Magistrate's Court,. Auckland, has been appointed to the' vacancy on the staff of the Palmerston- North' Magistrate’s Court, caused by the'transfer of Mr T. Kane to Dunedin. -* * * ■ -

The late Mr James Watt JJajToch, whose death is rennrtod•fravm -<( l qeVi.-j was for many years mate of' the coastal steamer Kaponi,.end 1 it whs r oii*tfiis vessel that he met with an’ accident which made him'an invalid at the age -*f 30.

Mr A. Fbtheringham, 1.C.5.. formerly a district judge of India aha a. member of the flidale vu'Mnitted os a brrrister and solicitor of -tho Supreme Court of New' Zealand at • Auckland.

, The Leader of the Opposition, Mr T. M. Wilford, who has not'been very well of late, was yesterday granted six days’ leave of absence from tbe House of fiepresentatives. Mr Wilford is at present in a private hospital.

.The Public Service Commissioner baa made the following appointments as registrars of births and deaths Maoris:—Frederick' Charles Bruford, Pa tiki no; Frederick Janies Hayman, Oruanui; (Mrs) Ethel Miller, Whakapara; Frederick Patience, Ahipara.

Messrs A. E. Brockett and I). Jones, who have resigned from the staff of the Christchurch Technical School, were entertained by the combined staffs and made presentations. Mr Brackett is taking over control of -the Westport Technical High School. - p - ~yt ■

Commissioner H. C. Hodder, of the Salvation Anpy, who left ;New Zealand by tbe Niagara for Vanocmvaf. wa« given an enthnsiastic send-off at Auckland by members of the Salvation Army. Selections were .played by a band, and Mrs Hodder was loaded with flowers.

The Following gentlemen have been appointed to the newjy-set-up Scenic Board:—The of Crown' Lands, Wellington; Meodrs J. Charlesworth, W. B. Lees, J. A. Pike, and P. Robertson. The reserve is part sections 209. 269, and 270, Hutt district, block IV., Belmont survey district. -

The undermentioned persons have'been appointed to be the deputies of 'the registrars of marriages and of births and deaths for the'districts mentioned r(Hiss) Julia Foley, Linwood (not marriages); Thomas James Boland, .Hawera; Arthur Wallace Murphy, Balfour; Henry .Reece Malvern; Albeit Nyanza Wallace, Raglan,. ~ ... ,

Mr H. H. Morgan, who was raasntly appointed traffic 'mperintendent for-the Auckland city, tramways, has commence,! his duty. He has had an extensive experience of tramway services in' Australia, beginning in Victoria 29 years ago, and rapidhr g&ining--promo-tion both in that State and later; tn 1909.' in the traffic department of the Adelaide Municipal Tramways Trust.

Mr R. R. Black, New Zealand superintendent of the Eastern Extension,. Australasian, and China Telegraph' Company. Ltd., since the company opened its office in Wellington, is retiring from the service, having reached the retiring age. He will be succeeded by Mr E:*!. L. Wright, who has been traevelling' representative of the company for aotne years..