PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 110, 26 May 1937, Page 4

PERSONAL

MiSs Ailsa Slight, of Gisborne, is visiting Napier. Mr Edwafd T 4 Gafdrier# son of Mf arid Mrs H. B. Gardner, of Gisborne, hais secured a- position iri: tho JtfStiC'6* Department at Napier. Mr W. Selwyn Averill,' left 'Hastings' by th© mail train this morniing for Wellington; to atterid a meeting of the N.Z. Red Cross Society. Dr. S. Kenneth PMllips, organist and choirmastOr* at All Saiuts ' Church, Ponsonby, has left for England. While abroad he' intends to1 visit Austria arid Sweden. Mr and Mrs Peter Harvey, of Christchurch, who are touring the North Island, are at present spending, a wCek iri Napier. Mr Harvey is Well knowri iri Bugby cir'cles in Hawke's Bay^ Mr and Mrs B. McFarlane,- of Lower Muft, who have been on a- motor tour oi the North Island and spent a fe# days with Mr arid Mrs- N. McFai'latfe, of' Hastings, returned south this mornirig. Mr T. Hinton, of Hamilton, has been fe-eleCted chairman of" the Central Waikato FUectric Power Board, Mr Hiritori has been Ghairman of the board siriCe its inception 17 years ago. Mr B/ H. Barlow^ fprriterly ori tho office staff- of the Napier Gourtbouse/ and lately of Kataia, has been appointed deputy-Begistrar of Births and Deaths of Maoris, at Botorua, according to a nofice in the New Zealand Gazette. Mf C. H. Wilk-irisOn has been ap- , pointed deputy-Registfar of Births and D'eatha of Ma'ofis at Hastings, accor'ding to a rioti'Ce iri the NCw Zealarid' Gazette. Mr Wilkinson has also b'ee'n appointed to be the' depttty-Be'gistr'af 6f Marfiage#> Births ririd DCaths fdr" Hastings. The Bt. Bev. W. S. Baddeley, Rishop of Melariesia, who was in New Zealand ! rccently for the Angliean Synod aud lafor WCrit" to Austfalia on business ritfCctmg the Mefririesiafi MisSion, Wiif rixfffe from Sydriey by" the MriripOsa' riext' Monday. The bishdp is' to leave i'of' the New Hebfides ori the folloWirig Wedriesdriy by the miasion fs m'otof Ve'ssel Southe'rn Cross, Which i's af prCserit rit Auckland.