PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 21 July 1916, Page 4

PERSONAL.

The Rev. C, A. Alington, headmaster of Shrewsbury School since I'.IOS, has been appointed headmaster of Eton. Sir Douglas Mawson has been gazetted embarkation staff officer, carrying the rank of captain, stationed at Liverpool.

A London cable states that Dr. Taskcr has been elected president of the Wcslevan Conference.-

Among those recently wounded at the front and admitted to hospital on June .'ID is Private Roy Frascr, son of Mr. Donald Eraser, of Uruti.

Private In°ram, mentioned in io-day's casualty list, was well known in New Plymouth and Waitara. Prior to enlisting the popular "Jack'' was employed with Messrs Lonergan and Pearcc, tailors. New Plymouth At a farewell to Private Harknett by some of his Fit/.roy companions last night, he was presented with an illuminated wristlet watch.

Mr. G. 11. BuckiiOge. of F.Uham, yesterday received a cable from London saying that the cheese market was recovering, and that prices were now up to SSs per ewt. A week ago advices mve the quotation as Sis to .S4s, Mr. T. M. Robertson, general manager for the T. L. -Toll Co.-op. Dairy Factory Company, has resigned his position, ami Mr. A. G. Eraser, manager of the company's TV Nguau branch, has been appointed in hi< place. I Among those recently wounded at the front and admitted to hospital on .Tune 10 is Private Roy Eraser, son of Mr. Donald Eraser, of Urnti. and N'ormmi E. Anstis. -.on iii Mr. W. .L Austis, Oniata. The Litter is dangerously ill-

Mr. (!. A. Allium, of OaliUM, who Ims had a long association with lmal botlv and ilairv factory nvittMs along the coa^t, li;u doi'-iiu'd to prnt*Lie-all\ r ivtii'i' from nnlilic life. With this end in view !ic did not'seel; re-clci-tion to the Kd« •»ition Board, with whU-h he has been i oiinectetl for tin- pn«t tiiivty years, ami ut yesterday's hioeting of the l'atna Dairv Company in* declined nomination to the directorate. after lic-in.H' connected with the O.iknra and I'.itna companies i'ov tlie pat fourteen years, during nine vif which lie win chairman at Oakum.