PERSONAL.

Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18929, 26 April 1933, Page 6

PERSONAL.

The Hon. J. A. Young, Minister of Health, who visited Hamilton yesterday, returned to Wellington last evening.

Mr F. A. King, of Melbourne, Is a guest at the Hamilton Hotel. Mr H. E. Holland, M.P., Leader of the Opposition, was in Hamilton yesterday.

Mr Dynes Fulton, chairman of directors' of the New Zealand Cooperative Dairy Company, returned to Auckland from Sydney to-day. .

Guests at the Empire Hotel include Messrs H. A. Bt'insden, R. E. Fife, F. KnutzsOn, R. A. Ross (Auckland) and G. A. Morrison (Wellington).

Mr P. IL Freclh, editor of the. Christchurch Press, arrived in Hamilton yesterday. He left this morning for Wellington via New Plymouth by motor.

Professor H. G. Denham, of Canterbury College, has been' appointed a Fellow of Christ’s College in place of the Rev. Canon P. J. Cocks, who Is now residing in England.

Mr Winton Keay, editor of the Rangitikei Advocate,, has been appointed managing-editor of the Te Aroha News.

After an association extending over eleven years, Mr W. Russell-Wood has resigned from the staff of Southwell School, Hamilton, where he filled the position of lecturer In elocution and producer of the annual school performances of Gilbert and Sullivan opera.

Mr. J. F. Montague, Of Auckland, arrived in Hamilton this morning from the south. He acted as adjudicator In elocution at the Napier competitions, and later fulfilled engagements at 2YA Wellington.

Owing to Mr. H. E, Holland’s'departure for Dunedin, some of the meetings to have been addressed by him in the North Island will be taken by Mr. F. Larigstono, M.P., president of the Labour Party, and Mr. G. Thorne, national secretary.

Mr Arthur Henderson has been awarded a prize of £2OOO by the Carnegie Endowment for his work for peace atid disarmament and his energy and impartiality during the Disarmament Conference.

Among the passengers who arrived at Auckland, by the Wanganella is Sir Vansittant Bowater, who was Lord Mayor of London, during the war, who is homeward bound after a trip to India and Australia,

An invitation to address the next Rotary International Convention, to be held at Boston, has been received by Mr Frank Milner, rector of the Waitaki Bays’ High School. His subject is to be .“The New World Order from the Standpoint of Rotary,”

Messrs H. ,T. Cameron, S. Elsa, D. Dobson, C. Lawson, A. T. Montgomery, J. Morris, G. Urquhart, W. A. Woods (Auckland), F. J. Bradley, n. E. Carter, G, F. Dixon, G, Laurenson (Wellington), .1. W. Kent, J. Middieton, S. J. Smith (Christchurch) and 1,. E. Deacon (Taihnpe), are at the Hamilton Hotel.

Mr E. H. Ward was elected the first honorary life member of the Wellington Primary Schools’ Rugby Union at tho annual meeting of that body the oilier day. Reference was made at the meeting to the splendid service Mr Ward lias rendered the union during Ihe time he has been niuierled with it. Mr Ward was attending his last annum meolin.; >*['the union, as lie is to relire Shortly.

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