PERSONAL

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19437, 24 October 1925, Page 6

PERSONAL

Sister Mildred Yorke has been appointed sister in charge of the mater nity annexe, Stratford Hospital.

Constable P. Sheehan, of Wanganui, has passed his sectional examination for sub-inspector.

The death is announced of Mr Edwin James Carr, aged 67, a member of the Auckland Harbour Board.

A London cable states that the Rev. Lionel Ford has been appointed Dean of York in succession to the Rev. Foxley Morris, the new Dean of Westminister.

The*-'Archbishop of Wellington, Dr. Sprott, is visiting "Wanganui, and will remain over Sunday. He will be nt Christ Church to-morrow morning and at the Collegiate School in the evening.

The institution of Archdeacon Meredith, vicar of Wanganui, as Archdeacon of Waitotara is to take place ar. Christ Church to-morrow morning. Bishop Sprott will perform the ceremony.

Among the passengers by the Maunganui, which Waited from Sydney yesterday, is Mr T. W. Rapley, general manager of the Australian Provident Assurance Association in New Zealand. He has been appointed general manager, for Australia and Now Zealand.

Dr. and Airs Cowie (Masterton), Air and Airs Wilder and Air Cyril Williams, Waipawa, Air J. B. Thompson, Under Secretary of Lands, Wellington, Airs W. McKenzie, Hawke’s Bay, Airs Magni ones and Aliss Freeman, Paparua, arc at the Imperial Hotel.

Alessrs J. Davis Canning, Suva, T. H. Moffat, Toronto, E. G. Holden, Sydney, William -Taylor,- Dunedin, Air and Airs Arthur Young, Wellington, Air and Airs F. C. Bunny, Greytown, Mr and Airs C. R. Williamson, Gore, Air and Airs Hayward, Auckland, Dr. and Airs Charles Scott, Gisborne, and Air and Airs L. Seifert, Palmerston North, are at the Rutland Hotel.