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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21196, 29 November 1930, Page 14

PERSONAL.

, ■ ■ Vice-Regal. l be Governor-General (Lord Bledisloe) will return to Wellingi»Lj' m A r0 n • morning, from the South island. On December 8 and 9 their Excellenciea will pay official visits to Featherston and Masterton, and on December 15 leaye^for their first visit to NelExcellencies will return to Wellington on December 20, and remain residence at Government House until atter Christmas. - \ Ministerial. - ‘ _ The Minister of" Internal Affairs (Mr fj. A •, de k Perrelle) arrived in Dunearn . from : Invercargill last evening. . He mr!in^ CeiVe A a n -'™ 1 b 0 r of deputations 'this Mond?v’ leave, for. Wellington on Monday. Air Perrelle-is accompanied ,by ton) pnvate fiecretar y (Mr E. N, G. Bout- - .' blr E. W. Dawson, manager of the Auckland branch of . the Bank of New Zealand, has been appointed assistant E the head office to replace Mr -A. L. Hempton. Mr H. R. H voalmers. asiistant manager at Auckland, will-become manager of that branch. ,3? Crosby Morris travelled to Bal--tr,t“ to Mr Jaines ,A. Shand, the, general secN P w y 7° £ i V nit ed Political Party of fe Zealand, .is at • present spending a short holiday in Dunedin. ’ ■ _,rr? A* .W* Hawley, representing the Sul f section of the 'British' (U.K.) Manufacturera Association, is visiting Dunedin. .. He will leave .‘for the nortn this morning. £< u ar rT n - e ’ Eooodin- manager of the Norwich • Union Life' Insurance Company, will leave by the exttla ? ormn K for Wellington to attend a conference, of New Zealand managers there next. week. " , > - .Mr . Robert Wilkinson, accompanied bv ms wife, has returned to-Duhedm'after a two, years’ tonr abroad. ' _ Sir Apirana Ngata, on behalf of the Government, announced yesterday (says a Press Association telegram from Welton) that, Mr A. P. Green had resigned the position of chief auditor of the Bank of New ' Zealand on Account of illhealth,. and Mr Arthur Lewis Hempton, who is at present assistant-general manhank { had, been appointed to ml-the vacancy in the position of chief Dccembe^ 01 ! & er * . ve years from ~ The official farewell to Dr t! A. Valin, tine, Director-general of Health; who will retire m March, will take place on Monday when the Munster of Health (Mr A. J. Stallworthy) will be present. A function has .been Arranged by the Hospital Boards’ Association for the day. and i other gatherings will a B 0 It is not flxpeeted that the name Of Dr Yaßntine’s successor Wl n bc i anncunced unttl next February. Constable; J.Kerse,, who ha s beeni in charge of the Winton police district for the last _ 17 years, arrived in Dunedin r™ x lo t V Xprcs f' w the intention in Timan] 7 6 ' Se to spend a-few days ' At. the office of the - Otago Hospital afternoon Miss Eileen Ritchie, one of the board’s typists, was' presented with a handsome dinner set-to mark, the occasion of -.her approachimr mamage. Mr J. Jacobs, the .secretary, in making the presentation, referred to yA fBr W been readered by -Miss Ritchie, and wished her success and .happiness in the future' Dr “ e d*car superintendent of the LoK nd D J P - C. Anderson also, spoke, making reference to the many good qualities of Miss Ritchie, who briefly* exstaf 0 the metnbers o£ the uuf^ and rru ra y* A Sproat were enterSnUn d ?i? Thur ?day evening in the Strand 6 pi ; e ® , . denl: .of the Albany Street School Association (Mr J. A. P. Fredrie) having invited the executive; of the assoSSSS?* „ to . Rether with tb ° School (Mmmutee representatives' ,df the staff, to a complimentary social in honour of ¥?S p ™tß promotion to the headmasterfe- of the No, : ma l School. Mr J. H Wilkinson occupied,the chair, and in tbe refprpnFi l \ bappy speech made felicitous ffp® reaceß to Mr .Eproats.sterling qu&lities as^a, teacher and a.citizen. Mr EYedd f °^ era P re ?ent also eulogised ■ the ? u r e ® t o 0f t be Vr ev oning in most Battering: S’ tK S, ? roat o.PP/opnately pnea. ihe occasion called forth mnnv wS r wpr anecdot + ? 8 bVKpae school dSI nmch were greatly enjoyed. i