PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 204, 14 September 1937, Page 4

PERSONAL

- » 1 * ■ " " Mr A. Mudgway, iirst assistant in ihe priwary department of the Wairoa Higk School, flhs b.een appointed headmaster of ihe Clivg School. Miss S. Hudson, of Wanganui, who has been visitihg Mr and Mrs V. Hudson, of Hastings, returned home this morning, Sir James Gunson, Auckland, was a passenger in the Mataroa, which left Wellington on Saturday evening for England. He will be abroad about six months. Mr A. E. Caro, of Dulgety and Co., l.td., Hastings, is at present actingmanager of tho Dannevirke oHice of tbe firm, ju place of Mr L.- M. Espagne, who is on holiday in llotorua. Mr. il. W. Wallace took his soat yestefday 011 the Ilatvkc 's Bay Hospital Board in place of Dr. J. Allan Berry, O11 behalf of the board, the chairman, Mr. C. Lassen extended a welcome to the new aiember. Mr 1'. M. Poelman, a siiipping mercliant from Java, arrived in Wellington yesterday by the Awatea from Sydney. He is on a world tour with his wife, and is to spciid about a weck in New Zealand, Sergeant W. Cate, of the Hastings Citizens' Band, was advised last niglit oi tho death of his f'ather at Christchurch. The late Mr Cate, who was one of the origiual meiubers of the Wooh ston Band, visited Hastings about tbreo years ago. Mr Douglas E. Lindsay was among the passeugels from Napier by this morning's express tor Wellington, wlicrq on Friday next, he taltes ship by tbo Awatea for Sydney, Thenco he proceeds on an exploratory business trip to Japan and China. Mr O. A. Banner, beadmaster of Kelburn Normal School, Wellington, bas been appointed tfeasurer of tho New Zealand Efiucational Institute in succession to Mr J. II. M. Finlaysou, B.A., who was recently appointed to the inspeetorate in tlie Otago district. Captain A. H. L. Sugden, Now Zealand Stalf Coi'ps, i'orinerjy of Napier, returned to tho Dominiou by the Akaroa which arrived at Auckland 011 Friday after taking a small arins eourse in England extending over two years, Mr Eric P. Haslam, a New Zealand Hhodes Scholar, of Balliol College, Oxford, has taken" his B.A. degree in Modern Greats with second-class lionouis. Mr Haslam is a son of the Rev. J. H. Haslam, Brookljm. Mr. Iiaymond HUI will lcave Cbristcliuich this week to tako up an api pointineiit as rcsidential agricultural master at To Aute College, Hawke's Bay. Mr. llill is a graduato of Hawkosbury Agricultural College, New South Wales, and has lately been a student at Cauterbury University College.