PERSONAL.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 20 November 1924, Page 6

PERSONAL.

Mr J. E. Henrys. Wellington, arrived in Timaru yesterday.

Messrs M. l b Godby and E. Stead returned from Timaru to Christchurch yesterday.

The Hon. George Fowlcls passed through Tinvu'u by express for tlie •south yesterday.

Air it. W. Gibb, a director of the Rank of New Zealand, arrived in TiHiuni ti ,n, fne north yesterday. Tlie lion. G. J. Anderson (Minister of .Mamie ), and ALr G. Hud trey (Secretary of Alunne), left Timaru tor JJuneuin yesterday.

'The Rev. Bowen Reus, wito lectured m '.L imam on I uesduy evening, was a passenger for Christchurch by yesterday's express.

Air C. It. Curtis left Timaru yesterdav tor Christchurch to take up Ilia new duties mere ps manager or tlie \i estport Goat Company. Air Richard Weddelspoon arrived bade in limaru from \\ eilington yesterday. Alter spending a week Here ne will return north W complete tlie book on New /.calami which ne is writing.

Alias Winifred C. Kainie, At.A. who is at present on tlie stun ot tne Geraldine mstnet tl.gti Scuool, lias been appointed to itil a vacancy on tlie stair oi the Wa.taki Gir\, High School. Alias Al. P. N. Rogers, R.Sic., of AJarlliorotign College, uienlieim, Ims also been appointed to the staff. Aiiss Rogers was a former pup.l of the \\ attain Dirts’ High School. The. resignation of . S.ster. Leslie, from the stall' of the Tinutm Hosp.tai, in order to take up an advanced position at tlie C.reymoath Hospital, was reiorml to at yesterday’s meeting of the Hospital Board, when it was resolved that a letter of appreciation be torwarded to S.ster Led e. in recognition of tlie very efficient and capable services she hud rendered, while connected with the Institution.