PERSONALIA

New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12093, 21 March 1925, Page 3

PERSONALIA

Mr A. A. Paape, of Dunedin, Li In Wellington. Messrs J. R. Corrigau and H. \V. Urn, M.P.’s, ore visiting Wellington. Messrs F. H. Bakewejl. T. Brodie, and C. A. Rickards, of Wellington, are at Auckland.. Mr F. S. Sliell has been appointed manager of the Roys’ Probation Home, Wellington. Mr H. Y. Widdowson, S.M., and Mrs Widdav.scn are spending a holiday at Rotorua. Dr. T. F. Telford, medical officer of health' for Canterbury and West Coast district, has resigned that position. —Press Association telegram. A welcome was extended at a meeting of the University Council ta Dr. Fisher, the newly-appointed professor of economies at Ota pi University. Mr and Mrs J. B. Shacklock, of Dunedin, Messrs A. Clapshaw, A. W. Hawley and H. A. Goodwin, of Wei-. lington, are among the visitors to Auckland. A Reuter’s cable message received yesterday states that the Earl of Oxford (Mr Asquith) has been appointed a member of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. Mr E. J. Howard, M.P, for Christchurch South, and Mr J. McCombs, » M.P. for Lyttelton, are at Auckland, where they intend to remain over the week-end. Dr. P. T. Putnam, of Palmerston North, accompanied by Mies Putnam, returned to the Dominion by the Marama yesterday, following a twelve months’ tour of America, Britain and. the Continent. Mr Robert Williamson, manager for J. C. Williamson, Ltd., arrived by the Marama last evening to make the preliminary arrangements for the coming of the great Russian actor Maurice Moscovitch, in “Tho Outsider” and “The Merchant of Venice.” Mr H. J. Wynne, signals engineer, of the New Zealand Railways Department, is at present in Wanganui, and Mr G. W. Wyles, assistant signals engineer of the department, is in Christchurch, from where he is expected back on Tuesday. Mr H. M. Campbell. ex-M.P. for Hawke’s Bay, and chairman of the Hawke’s Bay County Council, accompanied by Mrs Campbell, Mr Ewen Campbell, and Miss Irene Chambers, left Auckland by the Aorangi on a visit to Canada and England. Mr Campbell will contest the Hawke's Bay seat in the Reform interest at the next elections. Mr David Goldie. who has been * 'chairman of the Auckland Harbour Board Sinking Fund Commissioners since ISO", has resigned. During his time of office Mr Goldie was absent from only three meetings. At a meeting of the Harbour Board it was decided to send a letter of appreciation to Mr Goldie for hie services. Pir James, Gunscn has been elected to the vacancy. The staff of Messrs R. and E. Tin--1 rev. Ltd., made a nresentation to Mr O. Hempleman, who bas severed liis con naction with the firm. The manager (Mr L. H. Tingev) spoke in eulogistic terms of the good feeling and pleasant relatianshio that had always existed between Mr Hempleman and the staff of the comoany, and he wished him success in his new’ position. The presentation took the form of a Rovat Boulton afternoon tea set and rose howl.