PERSONAL

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19512, 15 February 1926, Page 6

PERSONAL

Mr C. Higgins has returned to Wa nganui, after a fortnight’s holiday.

Mr H. J. A. Stuckey, senior school inspector at Wangtanui, has been transferred to Dunedin.

Mr H. H. Richardson, of the Victoria Avenue school, Wanganui, has been appointed an inspector of schools.

After twenty years’ service Miss M. M. Gordon, second assistant at the Victoria Avenue school, is retiring, and the committee has placed on record its appreciation of her services. Miss B. Gage has been appointed to succeed Miss Gordon.

The late Mr Thomas Meachen, who was killed in la motor car smash on Manukau Road, Epsom, Auckland, on Thursday evening last, was for many years an engine-driver in Wanganui. From Wanganui he was transferred to Tlaumarunui, where he was further promoted tn assistant locomotive foreman, Railways Department, Auckland.

Included among the guests at Foster’s Hotel arc the following:—Messrs N. Craig, H. F. Johnston. H. E. Kirby, T. H. Teagle, P. J. Daly, H. W. Thompson, P. H. Brown, Mr and Mrs G. R. Green, Mr and Mrs Bathurst, Mr and Mrs J. B. Thomson. Mr and Mrs A. Piper and Miss Williams (all of Wellington); Mr Tilley (Sydney); Mr J. S. Brooksbank (Christchurch); Dr. and Mrs Cashmore (Raglan), Mr and Mrs McCullough (Auckland), and Mr W. Hickman (Tokomaru).

Amongst the wool buyers who arrived in Wanganui on Saturday, the following are at Foster’s Hotel:—Messrs H. Peat (Paris). O. Summers ('Amsterdam), H. A. Parker and M. Pohl (Sydney), Howard G. Young, F. B. and J. B. Cilark. R. Milner, F. Marshall, J. A. Parker, T. McKay. W. Hill. G. G. Anderson, H. Galbraith, E. Denny, F. Brown, W. A. Robinson. R. Davidson, H. Hill, A. W. Smith, S. G. Warburton and J. Ferrier (all of Christchurch), G. Tartakover (Wellington), and C. Did