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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18926, 23 November 1929, Page 8

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MINISTERIAL. The Hon A. J. Stallworthy, Minister of Health, arrived in Christchurch from the north this morning. The Hon J. A. Hanan, M L.C-, arrived from the north this morning. Mr Hubert Nathan was a passenger from the north this morning. Mr C. M. Ollivier was a passenger from the north this morning. Dr Gibb and Dr Hight were passengers from tire north by this morning’s ferry steamer. Mr W. C. F. Richardson, chief engineer of the Hinemoa. passed through Christchurch this morning on his way to join his ship at Bluff. Alderman W. West, of Croydon, England, is at pre-sent on a visit to Wellington, having arrived in New Zealand by the lonic^. Mr and Mfs Henry Wood, who have been to England, returned to Christchurch this morning after having spent two years abroad. His Grace Archbishop Redwood arrived in Christchurch this morning. He is a guest at St Mary’s Presbytery. Manchester Street. To-morrow, the Archbishop will bleks and Open tha new chapel at St Bede’s College. Mr A. G. Thompson, has been appointed choirmaster at Knox Church, vice Air W. H. Dixon, who recently resigned. Mr Thompson was for a time conductor of the Royal Musical Societv and choirmaster at the Trinity Congregational Church, prior to his leaving on a visit to the Old Country. Air G. W. Hutchispn. of Auckland, who wag recently e’.ected president of the New Zealand branch of the Australian Institute of Secretaries, has been elected president of the Institute lor the ensuing year. Mr Hutchison is representing New Zealand at the biennial conference of the Institute in Sydney. Air C. N. Draper, who is going Home early ui the New Year, has resigned his eosition as manager of the Dunedin ranch of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, LimitedAir J. A. Cameron, who is at present manager of the Invercargill office, will succeed Mr Draper at Dunedin, and Mr '' • J* M’Kitterick has been appointed manager at Invercargill. • *V\ a P ol °Sy for absence from last night s meeting of the Heathcote County Council was received from Mr V • ** • Scarff, o*je of the representatives of the Cashmere Riding. The chairman (Mr J. L. Danks) siid that Air Scarff went into hospital on Thursmorning to have an operation on a hand- A motion expressing sympathy with Air Scarff and the hope that the operation w-ould result in his recovery was agreed to.