PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 10 December 1921, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mri W. E. Speheet, M.A., M-So.* of -the Edueatien Btepartment, ia on a. vrsit ■te- Taranaki.

Ih tfie DeWhcfe f6T Dbcflttber appears Ute “prfTmtftibh of Ufi’ptftifi A. R. Rjxler tb the' rahk of fnajot cohTfnandTng' thfe 4fli BaltslWn CUdets (NfeW Plymouth) .

Mr. S.. G. Smith, M.P., who has beetf indisposed this week and confined to. his hotae,. ie making good progress fi.hd liopoe -to be.-about again .in the course oS- a. few .days.

A ftotibh of stffflpM'fty With Mf. C. ft. 'StXhna'fd, df tUfe 'Egnrbht A. and P. Society, Th hIS T&ff&rtt TrtlfO'r-' tunate accident, was passed at yester(Jay’s. meeting of the Tarantiki A. and' P-. Society,. president (Mr. W. B.‘ Grant) expressing the hope Mr. Stannard would speedily recover.

The followihg transfers or promotions, are reported in the Nfew Plymouth -post. Office, staffA. Knapp, creek-, New Plyititrtith, to be assistant supervisor, ihail 'branth, Hastings. <l. M. teleg■Yttpfiist, Nfew ‘ Piytßfbutli, te be pbstifiSteti&r, Knftaftg'ftta; *J. Gourtney, elerk/ Auckland: to be postal feriinfeh:, • Nfe'W Plymouth. AV. H. 'lz Rob-, fefiS, ttife*p’£tpWtt, Wa'itwrft, to be pfist-. Rflpdttga. C. G. Craddock, cfetek, NeW Plymouth, tv be teller-in-chA<r>ge,‘ ‘Mh’sttfftW. T. M. Kenealy, Awok-’ •llfH.d, td bfe supervisor, clerical ‘New ’Plymouth. ■ ,

TFe 'A. 'feiMiir, . IWtfen Missiibri seerfetafy b'f the Mgthtrtitsti Church, arrived in Nfew Plyffldfffb yes-' ierday." His visit is 'c’bhhection *with "the ‘centenary df the Dominion section 'of the dhurch, fcnff he wiTl coiiffffct' ’thS UMwifefe at Wftiteftey Memorial Church to-mort'd'W lev&Hng. • 'Tfie ifi&th is r’eifdFded of 'Mrs - . * Ix»max 1 , wife of Major L6tfia.lt, -#Vo yftsSted away at U'Wiiganui 6h TtfQWday. ldUy 'whs h tfery bid fWMfcht pf Wanganui, ail'd WaS highly fesp&rtfed. *by it very Wide birdlfe of fl’ieh'fls. ‘ •