PERSONAL.

Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17751, 1 July 1929, Page 6

PERSONAL.

Rev. Dr. Liston. Coadjutor'Bishop of Auckland, is in Hamilton.

Mr. A. Livingstone, of Whatawhata, is an inmate of the Waikato Hospital.

Mr A. 11. Iloneyfield, of Palmerston North, spent the week-end in Hamilton.

Mr Allan Wilkie arrived at Hamilton yesterday from Hawera, and went on to, Cambridge.

Mr 11. Marsland, Raglan County clerk, is in an Auckland hospital, and will undergo a serious operation.

The London Daily Telegraph hints that the King will presently find means of recognising the services to the'State of the cx-Prime Minister.

Dr. Landreth will arrive in New Zealand about August 1, immediately aftcr which he will lake up duty as assistant medical superintendent of the Christchurch Hospital.

Mr Frank Browning, of Auckland, passed through Hamilton last night on his way to Napier, from which port he will leave for England, with the intention of settling in Ireland.

Rev. G. W. Y. Woodward has been appointed by the Board of Nomination for the Diocese of Wellington as vicar of All Saintß’ parish, Palmerston North, He will succeed Rev. Canon W. Fancourt, who is proceeding to St. James’s, in Auckland.

Messrs Dennis Barry and John Cameron, of the .Mian Wilkie Shakespearean Company, spent the .weekend in Hamilton. They arrived from Hawera yesterday morning, and left for Cambridge to-day.

Mr Ivojiro Inque, who at present is Japanese Consul at Portland, Oregon, has (says a Tokyo cable message) been appointed successor to Mr I. Tokugawa, as Consul-General in Australia and New Zealand. Mr Inque will return to Tokyo and then proceed to Sydney.

Mr. .T. W. Macdonald, C.M.G., Public Trustee, and chairman of the Advisory Committee to T. G. Macarthy Board of Governors, announces the appointment of Mr. Harold Featherston Johnston, barrister and solicitor, of Wellington, as a member of' the Advisory Committee, in place of the late Sir Charles Skerrett, K.G.M.G., K.G.

Mr and Mrs Sapsworth, of Los Angeles, California, who have been on an extended holiday to New Zealand, staying for the greater part of their time in this country with their relatives, Mr and Mrs Mitchell, Cambridge, left for Auckland on Saturday. They will leave Auckland on July 30 for their home.

Mr H. Rowland, who has been manager of the Cambridge branch of the Bank of New Zealand, has received notice of his transfer to the position of manager of the bank at Opotiki, and will be leaving in about ten days. . Mr Rowland will be succeeded' by Mr F. E. Coote, who has been doing relieving work for the bank for many years.