PERSONAL ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 154, 25 March 1920, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr C J. Parr, who is to lie the yew M'nister of Education, came to Welli.igton vesterdav. He exnects to take up Kw duties .hotfly.'probably during next week. Deleeates to the annual meeting ot tne Wellington Rußhy Union last night conraitulated Dr.-A.-K: Newman,,.sl.?. resident of the union, on his recovery frnm a severe illness, and hopes were exKrittrfl* would long he spared to fill the residential office. In thankin* the delegates, Dr. Newman said ha feeHng very much better now and boMd to bo again thoroughly well aftr "liolidav which he proposed taking shortlv. Father Bell, who died at Mount Magda n. Wiseman in the diocese nf \\ ostimnstu. M* Cathedral, where he wi, Reran- attainments, being, in partttiZ T eeston The chaplaincy of Mount Gc 6 " ral P ther Bell took the posrtmn and spent the last ten years of h» life th S." N. M'Nicol, chief of stores for the Union Steam Ship Company m Wellington % at his own request to retire on uperannuation at the end o this month Sr, . t on the outbreak of the -var Mr \ H. A. Aitken, of the Public Trust Office staff, was yesterday adni'tS a ° f tllC Sup T JK Mr Justice Chapman, on the motion of Mr. G. Bose. his Gnllipoli pictures to-perpetuate the deeds of tho Anzacs. ,-, !„•„ t Al'Tntosh Ellis, who has recanttfb^apSwDiiecWrfPo^ v or the Dominion, has joined the For. i ni,l Beservo Committee of the fitawS Town-Plaiining Asfiociation. . . „., Tfc, fcltariw pr*»»l»». '",!?'/, hanga. '-