PERSONAL

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19121, 16 September 1936, Page 4

PERSONAL

Inspector (J. B. Edwards, Wellington, is expected to arrive in Gisborne next week-end and take up his duties as inspector of police here. Inspectin' ][. Martin will leave Gisborne early next week for Christchurch. In the House of Representatives yesterday, Mr. J. A. Roy (Nat., Clutha) was granted two days’ leave of absence and Mr. Tau llenare (Nat., N. Maori) seven days’ leave, both on account of illness,

Mr. H. P. Kay, of the field staff of the Public Trust oiiice, Gisborne, has been appointed to the position of district supervising valuer for the State Advances Corporation for the Manawatu and Wairarapa districts, with headquarters in Palmerston North.

Guests recently at the Gisborne Hotel included Messrs. Maurice K, Archibald and W. W, Wilson, Wellington; Mr. W. K. Jlavill, Auckland; Messrs. J, C. Pirritt and A. T. Legh, Christchurch; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Barrett, Sydney; Mr. Arthur H. Evans, Palmerston North; Dr. 11. B. Turboltj Hamilton; Mr. P. S. Luting, Tirnaru; Mr. J. Henery, New Plymouth; Mr. W. Parkinson, Opotiki; Mr. Alan F. Russell, Wairoa; Mr. John Hope, Matawai; Air. F. G. Osmond, Gisborne; Air. R. Brown.

A tribute to the efficiency of Air. G. G. Winter,, borough traffic inspector, who has received an appointment with the Waikato County Council, was given at i lie Cook County Council’s meeting today in the report of the main highways inspector, Mr. M 7. H. Scott. “I wish, through this report,” Air. Scott stated, “to place on record the fact that Ah 1 Winter has collaborated with me in every

,ay possible in the carrying.out of traffic control in the district, 1 fool that bis epnrturo will be felt for some time to come.”

Messrs. Colin Jones and Robert Proudfoot have been nominated as trustees for the Ormond cemetery. The secretary of the trustees notified the Cook County Council of this to-day, stating that Mr. Jones was nominated to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. J. S. Allan, while Mr. Proudfoot was desired as an additional trustee. The Cook 'County clerk, Mr. F. T. Robinson, told the council that he did not think the council had power to appoint an additional trustee. The matter was deferred for investigation.

Recent guests at the Masonic Hotel include Dr. and Mrs. Giesen and Miss fliesen, Messrs. 11. B. Bock, N. 11. Matthews, C. W. Brown, F. Desmond, R. Kordham, S. Taylor, E. Jacobs, D. B. Coates, F. J. Iloggi, and J. Barnett, Wellington; .Misses J. Johnston and Massey, Messrs. J. Johnston, A. Fogorty, W. White, 11. R. Chisholm, J. R. Ilowie, E 11. Sebtm, 11. A. Massey, R. Abel, R. D. Little, 11. A. Farland, and W. G. MacIndoe, Auckland; Mr. and Mrs. Wegenluirdt, Sydney; Mr. J. S. Connell, Christchurch ; Air. Will Thomas, Miss E. Huddleston, Timaru; Air. AV. J. Knight, Palmerston North; Messrs. E. IT. Smith and G. Daniel, Napier; Air. E, G. Guy, Rotorua; Misses Williams and Reid, Paihia; Air. L. Matthews, Wa.iroa j Mr. D. M. Williams, Tikitiki; Airs. (1. Kirk. Port Awanui; Air. M. T. B. Hall, Hangaroa-; Aliss K. Joyce, Gisborne; Air. R. Taylor.