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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 208, 18 September 1937, Page 4

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Constable C. H. Jennings arrived last evening in Napier on transfer from Wellington. # Mr F. Daines, Hastings, formerly of New Plymouth, visited New Plymouth during tke week. Mr P. Miller, distriet traffic manager of railways at Wanganui since July, 1935, retires on suporannuation on Oetober 2. Mr Miller was at one time in charge of the goods office in Hastings. Pilot-Officer A. Crighton, who for the jiast three months has acted as assistant pilot instructor to the Otago Aero Club, has been appointed pilot-instructor to the Marlborough Aero Club. Mr Crighton is a traince of the Otago club, having commenced his flying under •Flight-Lieutenant E. G. Olson, formerly the cluh's pilot-instructoi*. Mr R. S. Forsyth, C.M.G., and Dr. R. M. Gampbell have been appointed to represent New Zealand on the International Beef Conference and the Empire Beef CounciL Both these organisations have been set up by the British Government to regulate the supplies of beef into the United Kingdom market. Professor A. G. B. Fisher formerly Professor of Economics' at Otago University and now of Western Australla, has been appointed to the new Chair of International Economics at the Eoyal Institute of International Affairs, London. Professor Fishor was born at Christchurch ia 1895. Mr and Mrs Ckas. Gardner, of Hastings, who were recently seriously injured in a car accident near Ashhurst, and were taken to a private hospital in Palmerston North, are botk on the way to recovery. Mrs Gardner was the moro seriously injured and will be detained in hospital . for some time yet^ but Mr Gardner hopes to be able to return home in a few days. Mr F. S. Arthur, of Dunedin, who has been appointed Now Zealand representative on the International Wool Publieity and Eesearch Secretariat in London, is 36 years of age. He was educated at the Otago Boys ' High School, which he attended from 1915 to 1918, and at Otago University, where he was a student from 1919 to 1922. Mr Arthnr was admitted as a member of the New Zealand Society of Accountants in 1922. He joined the flrm of Palgety and Company, LtcT., at Dunedin in 1918. Mr F. Hall-Jones, of Invercargill, Distriet Governor of Rotary for New Zealand left Hastings for Palmerston North this morning. Yesterday Mr Hall.Toncs addressed the Hastings Eotary Club at the weeldy luncheon, and tke previous evening ke kad an informal conference with directors of the club. He is on a six weeks' tour of the Dominion to tel'l Rotary clubs of the recent world convention at Nice, and bo discuss with the mcmbers Rotary affairs. Mr H. Nevill Smith, artist and musician, a former resident of Christchurch, has had a number of his paihtings bought for art galleries in the United States. The Dallas Art Gallery and Museum of Fine Arts, at Dallas, in Texas, has had purchased for it a watereolour done by Mr Smith. He has held three "one-man" exhibi tions in the United States, ai>d had four pictures hung at tke Royal Aft Exkibition in Sydney.