PERSONAL.

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 401, 7 April 1937, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. W. Budge is visiting Wei lington. I I Mr. and Mrs. A. Coleman liav-e re- I turned from a motor trip to Mount j Cook. I Mr. L. G. of Stratford, was i ar recent caller at Neiy Zealand House, 1 London. I Hon. W. L. e Martin, Minister of • Labour, \ \TI leave Wellini-; on to-night i on an official visit to the Waikato. ! He is expected to return on Monday, i Mr. C. M.Turrell, general manager 1 of the N w Zealand Shipping Com- < ny, is among the passengers who i will sail from Welling! or for London in the Rangitata to-day. Mise’ V. Carncross, of Elthani, has j J been appointed temporarily to the j e r ching staff of St. Mary's. Diac Er® i School. I Dr. J. A. S.tallworthy, formerly of ■ Auckland, who went to London in | 1934 as the holder of the New Zea j land Obfc 'etrical Scholarship, has ‘ been .appoint’d to the staff of the i Chelsea Hospital. Hop. H. T. Armstrong, Minister of . Labour, accompani d by Mrs.. Armstrong, and nis private secretary, Mr. W. S. Shanlj, left Wellington by the ; Awatea last evening for Sydney, en ! .’cute to London and Get evia. j I i Messrs. K. E. Luke, Wellington « | city engineer, and M. Cable, Welling- ; . ton tramways manager and engineer, 'live been appointed joint engineers to the New Zealand Centennial Exhibition Company. Mr. F. G. Hall-Jones, iJ/vercargiU, district governor elect of Rotary in New Zealand, is to leave Wellington for England by .the I?- ngita'4.l Phis morn ng. He will attend th? annual • worldi conference of Ro .ary at Nice, and will also visit-' Italy, Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovak a, Germany, Belgium and Holland. Mr. W. H. Kerrid.ge, i11.A., Mus.Bac, ha,s been appointed bj Trinity College of Music, Londoi , to visit the North Island this yea.’, and Mr. AnDrson Tyrer, M.F.C.LU, is to be the examiner for tire SouU Island. Mr. K rridge i s to exanune in all subjects. Mr. Tyrer is .0 ermine at 'he Welling'cn centre for the July examinations only, before proceeding j o Christchurch for th South Island • ' Lour I