RAILWAY SERVICE

Southland Times, Issue 17608, 24 March 1914, Page 3

RAILWAY SERVICE

SUPERANNUATION AND APPEAL BOARD ELECTION. Tiie election of members of the Railway Superannuation Board to represent contributors resulted in the return of the following to represent the First Di-* vision—•Mr R. M. Isaacs, clerk at YY'eliington. ' E. P. Mqir, clerkoat Wellington. To represent the second Division the following were elected—•W, T. Wilson,; caiginerdriver, Palmerston North.; •M. Lee, guard, Wellington. P. Gaines, guard. Christchurch. '•Bitting members. APPEAL BOARD. Tiie result of the election of members to the Railway Appeal Board was as follows— First d —A. YV. Hutchings, assistant sialiomnaster. YVellington: .South Island—W. Ennis, clerk, Dunedin. D. -Dyer, guard, "Wanganui, has been returned to represent tlio traffic and stores branch of the North Island, and P. Gaines, guard, Christchurch, to represent the traffic and stores branch in the South Island. A. Whistler, en-gine-driver. Taumarunui, has been returned to represent the locomotive running branch in the North Island, and G. F. Martin, engine-driver. Invercargill, the running branch in tiie South Island. D. McKenzie, Petono YVorkskops, Is to i represent tiie workshops, locomotive and maintenance branches of the Nortn Island. d. H. Jones, fitter. Addington, will represent tiie workshops, locomotive and maintenance branches of the South Island. J. L Churchhousc, ganger. YVellington, will represent the maintenance branch. North Island, and E. ’J. Dark, ganger, Timaru, is to represent the maintenance branch of the South