PERSONAL.

Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18807, 1 December 1932, Page 6

PERSONAL.

The King of Denmark will (it is expected) arrive in London on December 10 and he will be the guest of King George at Buckingham Palace. Mr W. D. Teesdale has been appointed head teacher at Horahora. Mr. W. Appleton, of Wellington, has been appointed local director of the Phoenix Assurance Company, Ltd. Archbishop Averlll left Auckland last evening to officiate at the opening ceremonies of the Nelson Cathedral, which will take place on Saturday. Mr. J. C. Port, secretary of Joseph Nathan and Co., Ltd., is retiring at the end of this month after 52 years’ service with the firm. Mr Dudley Liddy, for many years on the staff of the Farmers’ Auctioneering Company’s Otorohanga Store, has been transferred to Taumarunui. Mr. G. Holdsworth has been elected a director of the London board of the New Zealand Shipping Company, Ltd., in place of Mr. A. Michie, who has resigned. Constable F. Edwards, who for six years has been orderly at the Magistrate’s Court at Christchurch, has been appointed to the rank of Inspector in charge of the Native Police at the Cook Islands-. Mr. T. H. Bates, of New Plymouth, -has been elected chairman for the second year in succession of the Tara-naki-Wanganui branch of the New Zealand Institute of Architects. Air R. R. Webster, of the staff of the Otorohanga Railway Station, has been transferred to Auckland. Prior to his departure he was presented with a suitcase. At. the annual meeting of St. David’s Presbyterian Church, Auckland, last evening, Mr E. S. Craston, who lias completed 25 years as organist of the church, was presented with an arm-chair and a cheque. 'Messrs G. 11. Jenkins, It. Hay, A. R. Townsend (Auckland), A. lbuumersley (Christchurch ), 11. LL Yarn'll, W. I. Me-Gallum, A. Thomson, V. R. Gunn, H. Gilbert (Wellington) and E. Griffiths (New Plymouth), arc at the Hamilton Hotel. At a meeting of the South Auckland Bowling Centre executive last night it was decided to send a letter of congratulation to Mr O. E. Clark, a well-known Cambridge bowler, who reeenlly celebrated his ninety-second birthday. Sir Thomas Wilford. High Commissioner for New Zealand will, says a London cable message, attend I lie special meeting of the League Assembly at Geneva on December 6, lo deal with the Lytton report, on Manchuria. The session will probably last for three days. Feeling reference lo the passing of Mrs 11. J. Ferguson, wife of the secretary of I lie Hamilton Bowling Club, and Alr'.l. Troup, veteran Franklon howler, was made by Mr J. T. North, president, of the South Auckland Bowling Centre, at a niceling of Die executive lasi night,. A mol ion of sympathy willi Ihe relatives of the deceased was carried, the niceling standing. ,\| Die annual meeting of St. Andrew's D.lmrcli, Hamilton, last evening. reference was made by Die Rev. 11. ii. Dilbert and Mr C. L. Mae Diarmid (session clerk! lo Die work done by Die Rev. .1. T. and Mrs Burrows at Melville, and Mr Mae Diarmid asked Mr Burrows' aeeeplanen of a cheque ns a tangible token of Ihe officebearers' and con gfe.ga lion’s apprerinI inn of ihe great services rendered. Mr Burrows suitably replied,