RETIRING OFFICIAL

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2209, 23 July 1914, Page 7

RETIRING OFFICIAL

. . —-*- ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON. By Telegrmii—Press Assoclation-CowriEM London, July 21. Mr. Reginald 0. Hare, Secretary to tho West Australian Agency-General in London since 1891, was entertained at a luncheon on tho occasion of his retirement from tho service. Among those present were Sir Gerard Smith (onetime Governor of "West Australia), Sir Robert Nivison, Sir C. Rason (a former Ae:ent-Geiierol of -West Australia), Mr. M'Bride (Agont-General for Victoria), Sir John M'Call (Agent-General for Tasmania), Mr. Moss, and fifty bankers, financiers, and merchants. Sir Now ton Moore (Ae;cnt-General for West Australia) presided. He paid a tribute to Mr. Hare's exemplary discharge of his duties since the Agent-General's Office had been instituted. He had won general approval and appreciation. Mr. Hare was presented with a pair of guns as a mnrk of his friends' esteem. , AUSTIN MOTOE-CAKS. 'The latest .models of !!"'• Mistin cars (ire coming to hand rwularl.v by each direct mail steamer. These machines are tho latest product of n Tery progress!™ manufacturer, and are full of interest to motorist and intending motorist. Most models ran now bo supplied with Electric Self Starters. Electric Light, Streamline Bodies of very 'handsome design are supplied on all models. Heavy axles and special springs on all Colonial models; Conies of Catalogue and Austin Advocate mailed free on application to •SCO'JfT MOTOR AGENCY, Lower' Cuba Strwfc, Wellington.