PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 247, 27 March 1915, Page 4

PERSONAL.

v The mayor of Blenhehh, Mr. J. J. Corry, announces that he svill give' his. honorarium of £IOO to tho'Belgian Relief Fund. ' The many friends of Professor sjsgpoole will be pleased to learn that l'n'o genial boxer was due in Eltham by th?j mail train on Thursday evening. Two of the names recommended, Wf the Government by the selection CQlfi'-,' jnittee for the position of offLoialv'vrny| correspondent ars:' Messrs ' Ross, journalist, Wellington; Hall, member of the literary staff ol thp. Evening Post. - , l Mr. G. Harle, chisf clerk' at tho Now 1Plymouth Post Office, who lias Dees' promoted to the position of poßtinastor at \~hburtoii, was the recipient of ajjl presentnl ion from the staff jta?terdsyJ}jj on the eve of his departure. ' |

At the Chief Post Office yesterday! afternoon, in tKe presence lar|j&| number of the staff and some visitors! from the head office, Mr. G. H. Harle-iViw| presented by the Chief Inspector with souvenir of his twelve years' association! with the New Plymouth office. Thp ? Chief Postmaster made complimentary:;! references to Mr, Baric, and expresuea-lj a Kopc that further promotion liim. Mr. Harle, in reply, said that he was indeed sorry to part with the Soiil . officers, and, on behalf of himself and Mrs. Harle, who had been mentignrd Jn, the presentation, ho returned his thaks for the mark of esteem, which ho would; 1 always regard as a treasure. j