PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, 20 March 1929, Page 5

PERSONAL.

Lord Lovat has resigned the chair- ’ manship of the Overseas Settlement , Committee for health reason®, a Loa- . don cablegram slates. Mr C. F. Vallanoe, whr/met with a s accident om Monday, sustaining facial cuts and shock, is progressing satisfactorily. Mr G. J. Goddsman, secretary of the Ma«terton branch of thc New Zealand Educational Institute, is to represent it at the Dominiqp Conference of thF • Institute at Wellington an May next, t Mr C. Creehnan, of the telegraphic staff of the Masterton Post Office, who , was recently advised of his transfer as telegraphic supervisor at Wanganui has new received word of his appointment " to a similar position pt New Plymouth.

The term for which Mr P. M. Compton, representative of employers, and Mr W. 8. L. Hooper, representative of ; employees, were appointed to the Waararapa Secondary Education Board expire® at the end of this month. Mr i Compton has declined to consider rei nomination ar.di it falls to the Farmers’ iUnion, the Employers' Association and the A. .and P. Association to appoint

t a successor. Mr Compton, who waa i, nominated, originally by the Farmers' t Union, ha® been a very valuable mem ber of the Secondary Education Board. -He was for a time chairman of the Building Committee, and more recently t has been a member of the Grounds , Committee. His active and practical . interest m Mucation has been shown - not only in hi® association with the , Secondary Education Board, but in the J leading part he took in thw orgaaiiaar t-iottii of Bovw and Girls’ Agricultural Clubs in thi® district.