PERSONAL

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19750, 17 March 1934, Page 8

PERSONAL

Mr A. Bismeley (Auckland) is at the Empire.

Messrs C. W. Adamson, E. R. Smith (Dunedin) and M. Kilpatrick (Christchurch) are registered at the Dominion.

Messrs J. A. Dyson, W. Hart, Dr. H. R. Mayo and the Rev. W. Statham (London) arrived yesterday and are at the Grosvenor.

Recent arrivals at the Grosvenor include: Messrs W. G. Douglas (Auckland), Erskine Nicol, F. H. Manoy (Wellington), H. K. Wilkinson (Dunedin).

Mr. J. Fairbrother, of Vogeltown, New Plymouth, an old boy of the New Plmouth Boys’ High School, has been awarded a bursary tenable for three years at the School of Architecture Auckland University College. Mr. D. D. Wilson, of Hamilton, a well-known dog judge and breeder, will leave on Tuesday next for Sydney to judge all breeds in conjunction with Mr. N. Orman Wade, of Auckland, in the dog section at the Royal Show. M. Nihotte, the C sul for Belgium, will leave by the Rangitane on April 13 on an extended holiday, with his wife. His headquarters will be at Brussels. They '. ill return at the end of the year.—Press Assn, message from Wellington. Notification has been received from Wellington of the following staff changes and transfers in the Dunedin railways district: —Mr. W. A. S. Russell, clerk, Dunedin goods office, to clerk, Ohakune; Mr. S. B. Borne, station master, Allanton, to district traffic manager’s office, Ohakune; Mr. R. M. Fleming, station master, Outram, to clerk, Mercer; Mr. H. E. Domigan, station master, Ravensboume, to station master, Outram; Mr. C. J. Brown, clerk, Dunedin goods office, to station master, Allanton; Mr. K. O. Brebner, relief clerk, Christchurch district, to station master, Ravensboume; Mr. A. H. Dowall, clerk, Mosgiel, to station master, Tapanui; Mr. T. Condon, relief clerk, Dunedin, to clerk, Mosgiel. Priests and members of the Roman Catholic parishes in Christchurch on Thursday paid a tribute to the memory of their first bishop, the Rt. Rev. John Joseph Grimes, S.M., D.D., at the celebration of the nineteenth anniversary of his death. Pontifical Requiem Mass for Bishop Grimes was celebrat-d in the Roman Catholic Cathedral. The celebrant of the Mass was his Lordship Bishop Brodie, and the assistant priest the Very. Rev. Dr. Kennedy. The Very Rev. Father A. icDonald, S.M., and the Very Rev. Father Peters (Newcastle) were the deacons at the throne, and the Rev. Fathers G. Daly and B. Blake, S.M., the deacon and sub-deacon of the Mass. The Rev. Father Timoney, administrator, was the master of ceremonies. A choir of priests sang the music of the Mass.