PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 1, 16 January 1937, Page 4

PERSONAL

Major V. H. Secker, of Te Awanga, has left on a tfip to England. Mr. W. M. Will, Clerk of the Court at Hastings, commenced annual leave this morning. Lieutenant J. A. Halkett, of the First Battalion of the Hauraki Eegiment, has beCn transferred to the reserve of officers. Mr. H. G. Jones, assistant-Town Clerk of the Hastings Borough Council, commences • his annual leave on Monday. Major and Quartermaster H. S. Hfifrison, of the First Battalion of the Auckland Eegiment, has been transferred to the resei'Ve of officers. Sir James Steel-Maitland , of Havelock North, is at present touring the South Island on business, and later will spend a week Or ten days in Wellington * Major A. W. Shoft, V.D., of the Third Cadet Battalion, North Auckland Ecgimeiit, has been posted to the retired list, With permission tt> retain his rank and wear the prescribed Uniform. Mr B. McFarlaiie, postfiiaster at Lyttelton, has been appointed postmaster ai, Lower Hutt in succession to Mr A. Leslie, who recently retired from the service. e Mr E. B. Lusk has resigned t'rom the position of judge of the Waikato Eaeing Club, and Mr A. Tronson, of Auckland, has been appointed to fill the vacancy for the club's summer meeting. The engagement is annotmced of Nola Phyllis, youngest daughtef of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Hayward, of Napier, to John Frederick, youngest soU of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. O'Donnell, Remuera, Auckland. Mr E. J. Dash, presideiit of the Amal4 gamated Society of Eailway1 Servants, and a member of the society for 33 years, Las been nominUted as a cftUdidate for workers' representative at the twenty-third session of the International Labour Confercnce at G6nfeva, to dsseiiiblc on Juiie 3 next.