PERSONAL

Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13272, 30 August 1916, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mr William Joliffe, who for many years nas betn the Crown Law Draughtsman, lias been appointed cei.t,.,r oi cinematograph films. Captain Heritage, who has born reported killed in action, was the Sydney traffic manager for the Union Steamship Company.

Trooper Allen S. Wild, of Te Aroha, is among the invalid soldiers who arc returning by the R.M.S. Arawa, due at Auckianu ahout Saturdav.

Theodora , Booth, aj daughter of General Booth, of die Salvation Army, has offered, in the interests oi science, to submit to inoculation with infantile paralysis virus, in order chat experiments may he carried out which will assist to save the babies.

Mr W. J. O'Kane, well-known in local .sporting circles, has been transferee! from the Frankton railway depot, where he has lieon employed for the past six years, to Auckland. A few nights ago a number of his confreres and friends assembled at the Frankton Railway Hall, where he and his wife were made the guests of the evening. There was a lengthy musical programme, and during the proceedings Mr E. C. Brown," on behalf oi Mr O'Kane's colleagues, presented him with a travelling bag, and Mrs O'Kane with a hand bag.