PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 549, 2 July 1909, Page 5

PERSONAL ITEMS.

All the Ministers of the Crown will be in ' Wellington to-day with tho exception of the ' Hon. J, A. Millar, who is in Otago. ■ The promotion of Lieutenant Jolin Evelyn Duigon to a captaincy in tho Now Zealand Militia Is gazetted. ! > Mr. A. D. M'Uavook has been appointed chief clerk in the Lahds Office at fnroroafgill, r The Rev. 2. K, Elliott has been elected Chairman of tho Wellington Ministers' Association, 1 for tho ensiling twelve months. Dγ, A. H. Toyoy, .who arrived yesterday in , the Morayshire, as BUrgeon, is taking tip hit residence in tho Dominion. Sir, R. lulling, juA,, haa resigned from i, tho .position of Doputy-Offlolal Assignee at v Lawrence. ," Mr. T, R, ,\V. PhilpeW has been 'appointod. Clerk of the Court at Taurunga, 1 vice ilf) W. A. Thorn,* retired, i At'the Navy League's demonstration last * evening, Mr. Hugh Boetham was present, representing the Masterton sub-branch. 1 , Mr.-Claude B, Redward has been ftp' pointed accountant in tho head office of'the State Fire Insurance ' SW. A. Simpson (Official' Assignee), who has been Indisposed for the, past three- r weeks, ' is ' reported to be gradually in health. , 'Whilst the Minister for-Education (Hon. G. Fowlds) is in tho Auckland-district nisb jinveirthe Soddon'memorial at Onehunga. • .', ' ' • The Rev. H. H. Robjohns 1 (Church of England), the Rev. J. K. Archer (Baptist) are gazetted officiating ministers under tho Marriage Aot.> Mr. F. "W. Mansiield js'cassetted Regis-trar-Goneral of Births, Deaths, and Alarnages, and also under the Marriage Act, in succession to Mr. E. J. Von Dadolszeu (retired).' . , , i , fj The Bon. K.-M'Kenaie (Minister for Ptibh'o Works) loaves on a visit to the Nolson district to-morrow. It is'urderstood that he will return to Wellington boforo visiting any other portion of the Dominion, , , s • F, A 11 3"*") "ho hai beta ap/P°tb.W Jeewtary to the Cabinet and Clerk ' w th A* 1 7 t^\ 16 1» succession to Mr. A. J. Willis (retired), took up hiAm duties yesterday. . ( ' Mr. E. 0. Batlrin, formerly of Wellington, end now of Toowoomba, who has been revisiting: tho Dominion, .fine arrived 4 in WeiI Jington from a visit to Rotorna, and will loavo for Australia to-doy. , The lMv. J. A. Al'N'ioltlo,'M.A.,'vioar of Kilbirnie-Miramar, has been appointed nrinjrNickle has had teaching esporietice in tho Bouth island. , . Messrs. E. CO Smith, T. N. Brodrieb, n. T. Sadd, Q. H, M M'Oluro, ahd 1\ W. Flanagan are gazetted school commissioners for the rapeoflvo districts of Auckland, Hawko's Bay, Nelson, Westland, and Cantor- ' ' i T ,^ 8 ?!' f Whyte > M A'» «* Havelook North, has besh nominated, It is understood, for the vacant Presbyterian professoN ship,ln Dunedln. Mr' Mhytc is the second Mw Zfalander whose name has been mentioned in connection with the oliair. An election of Wellington Diocesan syaodeaen for various distriote has resulted as Mr. t. Giorgoj Bulla-Sandon, Mr. J. 1) l'errett, , v te' W \ t J i Anderson, M A.,LLD., W. B. Speneer MA.,M.Sc.. and T. H. W M.A. LLB. we gazelUd inspectors " secondary schools, manual, ahd technical inetrueiion classes.v epeolal schools, and mdustnal jKJhools m terms of tho provisions of tho gboation and'lnduetriul Behoob Ants' of D m Kcnnod y7as entertained at the Aieeaneo Mission on Wednesday evenme %£LhSL uTif prW to his B f jf 4 n it*i lle2 ?'.F eUm Bton. On behalf of the Oathoho parishioners and the outsldo . P ubl 'O, the Mayor of Napiet (Mr. J. Vieor a puree of Mwrolgns and an Mummatcd address. Dr Kennedy,- m returmrg thanks' said that he was leaving Jlccance and its people with great nupet, buetted OHly by tho tu w U»'t % a t\ e°, m S amongst friends, as i the majority of the teachers at St. Patrick's College had been itudenb 6f hie at S Mr. W. R, Haseldon, late District Court Judsje, has beon appointed a Stipendiary Magistrate, and Chairman of the Licensing Committees ot Egmont, Stratford, an 3 ' 1 i e o a ; n } i H^ola l en w» torn m England in 1549, fthd came to Noiv Zcalitnd in IRfifl , 'Ho entered the Civil Bervi« fiSOO, and was atlmitttd a barrister in 18727 AsCrown l'roeecutor at Westport he bcoanie wet) known on thft West Coast W/teg Xr* In 1880 ' ho took m> his wwdeijee hVrlllßßton, ami practised hero until 1897, Mien ho w*» ah pomttd St.penduu-v ta ihS l position lie acted m Wdllfnftton and Christchurch. Ho «as appointed a Dietrict Judge 111-1005, and only retired from the position on tho abolition of tho District Court a few weeks ago