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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 146, 8 July 1937, Page 4

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Dr R. Cashmore, Hastings, is visitiug Wellington. Mr K. McArthur, Hastings, is a visitor to Wellington Mr V. E. Sanders, Napier, is at present visiting Wellington. Flight-Lieutenant W. J. M. Nancarrow, Christchurch, has been appointed adjutant of the New Zealand Air Force base at Auckland The Hon. W. Lee Martin, Minister of Agriculture, is visiting Palmerston North to-day to attend a gathering in connection with the agricultural week arranged by the Youpg Farmers' Club movement. — Press Association The Apostoloe delegate, Dr. Apnico, has announced the appointment of the Rev. Dr Gilroy, who is Bishop of Port Augusta, as Coadjutor of Sydney, with the right of succession to ArchbishoP llelly, says a cablegram from Sydney. Mr. A. C. Stephens, dean of the faculty of law at Otago University, has been elected to represent the law far cultie.s of the four university colleges on. the committee which tho Government proposes to set up to deal with law Teform in New Zealand. Mr. J. Rollo Sharp, who has retired on superannuation from the position of chief auditor of the Christchurch branch of Dalgety and Company, Ltd., after 32 years of seiwdce with the firin, was met by members of the staff and presented with a silver tea and coffee service, Mr J. M. Austin, M.A., Dunedin, who was recently appointed to the staff of the Masterton High School, has accepted an appointment to a position in the Moterological Department in feamoa, and will leave Wellington on Monday for Apia to take up his duties there. The King has approved of the following appointrnents in the Diplomatic Service: Sir Walford Selby, his Majesty's Minister at Vienna, to be Anabassador at Lisbon ; Mr Charles Palairet, British Minister at Stockholm, to be Minister at Vienna; Sir F ''iiund Monson, British Minister at Riga, to succeed Mr Palairet at Stockholm. — British Official Wireless.