PERSONAL.

Waikato Times, Volume 114, Issue 19010, 29 July 1933, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mr T. Edmonds-Deane, of London, and Mr E. C. M. Whitson, of Sheffield, England, are at the Hamilton Hotel.

The Rev. W. E. 'Lambert, Baptist minister at Mosgiel, has accepted a call to the Invercargill Biptist Church.

.Mr H. Foy, of Patea, has-been appointed by the Government to. supervise the Dairy Division’s activities at the Rukuhia factory.

Messrs. E. L. Walton (Gisborne), A. M. Goulding, T. Michaels, N. K. Obren, and A. B. Joplin (Auckland), are at the-Hamilton Hotel.

Mr P. W. Maddock, general manager In New Zealand for Metro- GoldwynMnyer Films, left Auokland for Suva by the Monterey to-day.

Mr Gibson Hall, of Auckland, who recently inherited a large estate in Ireland, left by the'Marama yesterday for Sydney on his way to Ireland.’

Mr J. M. Elliffe was elected president of the Maungakiekie Golf Club last evening to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr C. J. Schnauer.

Mr George Fitzpatrick, superintendent of the New South Wales Community Hospital, arrived at Auckland by the Monterey this morning. He; will leave for Wellington on Monday evening.

The appointment of Mr T. G. Reynolds as a member of the Hamilton Licensing Committee, vice Mr F. W. Mason (resigned) is gazetted this week, 1

The Japanese Emperor Hlrohito has appointed General Takashi Hishikari Ambassador to Manchukuo in succession to Field-Marshal Muto, who died on Wednesday.

At a meeting of the Waikato Rugby Union last night, Mr T. |W. Thompson, of Hamilton, was appointed manager of the Waikato team to play Thames Valley at Te Aroha to-day.

Parishioners of the Catholic Church, at Petone bade an official farewell this week to the Rev. Father J. Murphy, the assistant priest, .who has been transferred to Westport, and presented him with a well-filled wallet.

Mr T. W. Thompson has been appointed manager of the Waikato representative Rugby team to tour Taranaki. The team will leave Hamilton on August 11 to play King Countryat Taumarunui, en route to" Taranaki, where they will meet the provincial representatives, at Stratford.

Messrs R. Jackson (Waipa) and J. Wilson (Matamata) have been selected for the Western District Maori Rugby team to meet the Northern District team at New Plymouth on August 12, in a match for the Prince of Wales Cup.

Detective-Sergeant P. J. Doyle, who has been attached to the Criminal Investigation Department at Auckland' for five and a-half years, has been transferred for duty to Dunedin. Mr Doyle was stationed at Te Awamutu for a number 6f years, and in. 1928 he was promoted to detective-Jsergeant and transferred to Auckland. \

Dr. J. J. Bradfleld resigned from the New South Wales Government service yesterday, leaving behind the harbour bridge (which he designed) as a monument to his service to the State. He intends to take a holiday and later will enter private practica as a consulting engineer.