PERSONAL.
According to the "Military Mail," ■Colonel Pole-Penton, formerly Commandant of the forces in New Zealand, has been appointed Commandant *of the Ordnance College at Home, in place of Colonel C. F. Harden, C IH , who has been appointed of Artillery at headquarters.The Rev M. W- Butterfield arrived from the north by the s.s. Talune this moaning. I Dr and Mrs Howard, of Darfield, came to jbown by this morning's train. ■[.- Mr and Mrs Quarie were passengers by this morning's train. for the north. \ \ Mr H. T. Seymour, Mr H.C. Delanar and Mix J. Marsh went south' by the express train this morningl : ' Mr J. H. Pollock and Mr C. F. Mark, faembers of the New Zealand Trotting Ask>ciation, arrived from Wellington this morning. ■ The North Canterbury Education Board this morning made, the following appointments :— Headmaster at Christchurch Wesb, Mr. C. 0. Hardie ; master at Kirwee-, Mr ffl. J, Sloane : mistress at Little AikaIrra. Miss Log^n Hately. ' , Colonel Porter has been j booked' for Wellington by tie Mai-aroai this evening.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8055, 6 July 1904, Page 3
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170PERSONAL. Star (Christchurch), Issue 8055, 6 July 1904, Page 3
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