PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 3, 19 January 1937, Page 6

PERSONAL

• The Mayor of Napier, Mr 0- O. Morse, returns from Taupo this evening. . Mr and Mrs Bullen have returned from their camping trip and are staying with Mr and Mrs Neilsen, St. Auhyn street, Hastings. * Miss . O. E. Reeves, Hastings, has been successful in passing. the • examination held for midwives an3 nurses. - Hying Officer G, E, Ra/, " Auckland, has been appoin'ted acljutant, No. 1 (Afdy 0o-operation) Squadron, New Zealand Air ForcO. Mr W. J. O'Connell, clerk to the Hawke's Bay County Council, • is on holiday and returns to Napier during the week-encL Messrs. E. L. Erebble and D. Graliam have been elected to represent the Hawke's Bay Swimming Centre at the conf erence of centres to be held in New Piymouth on FebrUary 3. Misses Ilanie and Lassie Baird left Hastings by car on Saturday to sp.nd a few days in Rotorua; they will jotn the Awatea at Auckland for a four days' cruise, Mr ahd Mrs Ohurles RobortS, 0f Scdtland, we at present visi^ing Napier. Mr Roberts is the son of one of the founders of Murray, Roberts and Co., Ltd., Sir john Roberts. Mr Tirn Healy, representative for J. C. Williamson, Ltd., arrived- in Hastings this morning to complete arrangements for the Gilberfc aiid Sullivan Comie Opera Company 's season, which begins at the Mutiiciphl* Theatro to-morroWi Mr, E. J. Watt, in years past well known in racing circles in Hawke's Bay, will, according to a southern exchange, he one of the sporting visitnra from Sydney for the Trentham yearling sale. He will doubtle^s lind his way to his native province before returning t« Australia, The mandgiing-director of the Sbaw, Savill and Albion Line ahd the Abef# deen and Uoinmonwealth Line, "Mr James Macmillan, of London, the as-8istant-manager of ihe Sbaw, Savill^ and Albion Jbine, Mr W. E. Keville, and the "Wellington manager ot .tht same shippitig company, Mr E. Y. Bevan, spent the past two days in Napier and left this mornmg for Wellington. Mr Macmillan, who is touring New Zealand, leaves for England on the Tauiaroa on February 26. Mr. N. C. Kensington, for over seveii years Commissioner ox Crown I.ands and Chief Surveyor for Otago, has received notice of his transfer as Commissioher for Canterbuxy. Mr. Kensington was born iix Auckland and educated at Queen 's College. He was first engaged in surveying, hoiding a commission in Fiji. He joined the Lands Department in Taranaki in 1904. His first appointment as commissioner was in 1923, to Nelson. He was appointed fo Southland in 1925, and went to Dunedin in 1929.