PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 70, 15 December 1937, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mr. H. Mossman, of Hastings, left for Gisborne this morning. Mr. G. Baynes, of Napier, left by car this morning for Wairoa. Mr. L. Mayhew, wh0 has been visiting Napier, left by car to-day for Auckland. Mr. W. S'tdhlej who has been visiting ing Napier, left for Wairakei tltis morning. Mr W. E. Caldow, secretary of the Royal Wellington Clioral Society of Wellington, who has been visiting Hastings, returned south' this morning. Mr E. E. Rixon, of Hastings, left by the mail traili this morning for Wellington eli route to Dunedin to visit his motlier, who celebrates iier 100th bii'tliday on Ghristmas Day. Tlle ReV. Father M. McAnliffe, O.F.M., arrived at Auckland by tlie Monterey on Monday. He will be eilgaged on conducting retfeats in the Dominion. Tlie New Zealand athlete, J. E. Lovelofck, lias graduated as a Bachelor bf Medicine in addition to taking the degree of Ddctor of Philosophy, states a London cable. Mrs. Ida L. Andrews, Dominion secretary of the New Zealand Red Cross Society, left Wellington yesterday by tlie Awatea for Australia, wliere she will . contaet the Australian Red Cross and its junior sections. Mr J. Mcllwalne, of Wellington, distriet supefintendent of the Live Stock Division of the Department Of Agriculture, Who lias been on a visit to Hastings, left this morniiig Upon his return to Wellington. Mr. John Hopkins, who brganised h carnival in Hamilton last year, has been engaged by the Taranaki . Metropolitan AgrieultUral Society to organise a queen darhival and "ttiardi gras" week early Uext year. Mr. N. A. Rountree, Wellington, has been appointed to take charge bf the Incbiiie Tax Department at Wanganui. He suceeeds Mr. G. R. Lawsbn, wlio, after 6^ years at Wanganui, has been trUnsferted to Dunedin. Miss Jessie A. Tomlinson, of tbe WeL iington Hospital staff, has been appoilited niatron bf the Dunediil Hospital in succession to Miss E. P. TenUeUt, who after 12 years' service, has noW reaclied the retii'ifig age. A minister in liis tinie both bf the Methodist and I'resbyterian ChiircheS, the Rev. Janies Richards celebrated liis ninety-first birtliday at his home, Avonside, Giiristcliurch, on Saturday. He came to New Zealand from Australia many years ago to repair his health. Mr. L. Vogtherr, of the Public Trust Ofiice, Auckland, has been appointed assistant inspector to the Public Trust Office for New Zealand. Mr. Vogtherr is a son of Mr. G. W. F. Vogtherr, of Hastings, and was a prominent criclieter in Hawke' s Bay a few years ago. Rear-Admiral E. H. Gampbell, United States Navy (retired), accompanied by Mrs. Campbell, arrived at Auckland by the Monterey on Monday. After a few days in Auckland they wifi travel to various parts of New Zealand. It is expected tliat tliey wili spend about a month in the Dominiott. Sir Hugh Acland, Christchurch, returned to New Zealand by the Niagara on Monday after visiting Great Britain, Europe., Canada and the United States. During his stay in Englund he attended the annual meeting of the Bfritish Medioal Association, and he also inquired in all countries into the methods used in the milk industry, in which he is specially interested from a health point of view. Sir Hugh was accompanied' by Lady Aclalid. They arrived at Wellington yesterday by the Limited express and left for the south last night. Dr. Robert B. Gray, of Wellington, has been accepted. by th© Joint Council of the Order of St. John and the New Zealand Red Cross Society for service ia the Ear East. He sails for Hongkong on December 28. Dr. Gray, who is 31 years old, took a course in surgery Sjt St. Bartholoinew's Hospital, and is a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgbry. He lias had appointments at the Auckland Public Hospital, the Kovlin Uounty Hospital, Gisborne, and while in England held appointments as bouse surgeon at Eveline Cliildren's Hospital. house surgeon at the Radiuin Institute, casualty officer at the National TemperaUce HospitaJ, assistant medical officer kt the Kent County Hospital, Ohaeliam, resident medical officer at the Kettering General Hospital. He alsc held a temporary commission in the Royal Army Medical Corps, Egypt, foi six months.