PERSONAL.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13316, 17 January 1912, Page 2 (Supplement)

PERSONAL.

Mr F. P. Worley, of Aucklaaid and Nelson, lias, a Loidoii correspondent writes, has been granted for a further term of one year the chemical research iel.owship, wJiiich ho has heir! for tlw past three years, with Professor Armstrong. The gross valiro of the fellowship is about J>"2oo a year, A Press telegram from New Plymouth mouth states that Mr. W. H, Moyes, M.A., B.Se., assistant maste'i at King's College, Auckland, has beer appointed, out of '19 applicants, v tho position of principal of the Ncfl Plymouth High School, in succession to Mr. E. Pridham, who l-esignec after SO years service. (Mr. Moyct is a son of Mr. W. Moyes, of Trafalgar street, and was educated at tin Nelson Hoys' College.) Mr H. Cleland, who has boei in charge of the Fields' Divisior of the Agricultural Department ii Nelson, Jias been transferred t Christc/iureh, aVicl' Mr G. Ward i coming, from Seddon to take up Mi ClelancVs duties in Nelson. Mr Gilbert Ward, Inspector of Rab bits and Noxious Weeds, arrived ii Nelson on Saturday to take the plae of Air H. Cleland,' who has left fo Clmstchnrch. Air Ward has beei stationed in Marlborough. Captai'i Allsopp, first officer of th Mutatua, now in Nelson, has man, friends in this district. Ho has bee: associated with shipping on this coas for a long time, having been captai of several sailing vessels trading t Nelson in tho past twenty years. Yes y.els which he has captained inclnd tho Astorion, the Brussels, and th Hermioiu'. Din-ing his various stay in Nelson Captain Allsopp has f'onm>< a large circle of acquaintances win «■)]] he pleased to welcome him bad to Nelson.