WELLINGTON NEWS NOTES.
(From Our Own Correspondent.) WELLINGTON, January 31. Mr Skerrett has been retained for the defence of W. M, Phillips, late general manager in New Zealand of the Imperial Fire Insurance Company, who is charged with the theft of £406 belonging to the company. Captain Jackson Barry arrived in Wellington this morning after a sojourn of 12 months in the King Country and in Auckland. Although over 82 years of age, he is still active and vigorous, Mr C. A. Piper, traffic manager at Greymouth, takes the vacant traffic managership at Wanganui caused by the transference of Mr Buxton to Auckland. Sir W.. Crombie, stationmaster at Dunedin, will fill Mr Piper's place as traffic manager at Greymouth. The following other changes will be made among sfcatioiiinasterx; —Mr A. Duncan, from Oamaru to Dunedin; Mr P. A. Duncan from Gore to Oamaru; Mr H. J. Day, from Hav.-era to Gore; Mr J. May, from Rakaia to Hawera.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11956, 1 February 1901, Page 3
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