PERSONAL.

Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18877, 22 February 1933, Page 6

PERSONAL.

Mr Dynes Fulton, chairman of directors ol’ the New Zealand Co-operative Dairv Company, Ltd., and Mr W. Goodfellow, left for Wellington last evening.

Hamilton Hotel guests include Messrs S. Williams (Wellington), J. E. Best. W. Alexander, E. B. Fraser (Auckland), and W. Findlay (Morrinsville).

Mr E. C. Inkster, who has been accountant to the Sydney branch of the Bank of New Zealand for two .or three years, returned on Monday by the Mukura to take up the position of accountant «to llie Wellington branch of I lie hank.

Mr W. J. Hunter, of Christchurch, lias been nominated for the vacancy in the representation of graduates on the Senate of the New Zealand University.

Mr A. W. M. Ohlson, of Waiuku, and formerly of the New Zealand Bille Brigade, has been appointed secretary of the Auckland Returned Soldiers' Association.

Mr. F. Pile, auctioneer, at Opotiki for Messrs. Dalgety and Company, Limited, lias reached the retiring age, and is retiring on superannuation after 2A years’ service with Hie company, tie will tie succeeded by Mr. G. Garland, auctioneer at Wluingarei.

Mr. .1. G. Shearer, M.A.. of Auckland and formerly of Hamilton, lias been appointed torturer In economies at i dago University. Mr. Shearer, in |;i o i as a member of Hie Workers' Educational Ssso.-ia I ion's Glass, was awarded a university bursary. While at the university he worked as laboratory rare I a her. and also as I'kaiicr at the Art Gallery to pay his way. The climax of his brilliant academic career was an award of a research fellowship al Gamhridfe, whence lie returned last year.