Personal.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 96, 28 August 1923, Page 5

Personal.

Mr A. Lees (chairman of the Taranaki Education Board) was unable to attend yesterday’s board greeting owing to influenza.

Mr J. Laurenson, Chief Inspector of Post Offices, it at present on a visit to Stratford on Departmental business.

Mr B. Kivell left for Patea by this morning’s mail train to attend the Foresters' Taranaki district meeting as Stratford delegate.

The Hon. A. T. Ngata and Mr R. Masters, M.P., for Stratford arrive in Stratford by the mail train this evening, the former returning south to-morrow morning.

A London cablegram to-day states that Mr Duncan Carmichael, director of the P and 0 Company, left £284,000. Ho bequeathed £25,000 each to the Mariners’ Asylum, Scottish orphans’ homes, and another similar object, and £SOOO to the Children’s Convalescent Horae at Greenock.

Mr Norman Kivell, of Napier, member of the Hawke’s Bay Football team, after a short visit to Stratford, left for Wanganui by this morning’s mail train where the team plays Wanganui reps on Wednesday.

Miss Charlotte Roberts, B.Sc. (Honours), of London University, has been recommended for appointment to the position of assistant teacher in the secondary department of the Patea District High School.