PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9636, 30 October 1909, Page 4

PERSONAL.

'the health of the High Commiseioner (Hon. W. Hall-Jones) has, according to cabled advice, been unsatisfactory of late. On Tuesday it was reported that he had another heart attack, but yesterday he was; recovering. At its meeting yesterday, the Wellington Education Board placed on record its acknowledgment ot thelong and valuable, service rendered by three veteran teachers who are retirngnn Jordan;, infant mistress at Newtown District High School, Mr James Home, headmaster of the Petone District HighSchool, and MrM'Farlane, of Belvedere.' •■".■! ■■ ' ; I The following appointments are gazetted .-—Messrs E. W. Porritt„ Stipendiary Magistrate and Warden; J. F. Murphy, (Raurimu), J. Annisorj (Ohakune), A. Merson (Ohakune), J. M. M'Rae (Raetihi), J. Allan (Ka rori), W. Merson (Raetahi), P. G. Smith (Raetahi), H. Marryatt (Raetahi), G. Powell (Raetahi), A. W. 1 Ashwell (Raetahi), J. M'Leari (Rangataua), A. C. Henderson (Raetahi), and W. M'Nie (Orautoha),* officers under the Fisheries Act; Ara« pate Akunata (Carterton), interpret ter of the second grade: George W. A Clark (Eketahuna), Daniel Boyle (Mauriceviiie), William T. Coad (Patea), deputy-registrars of marriages, etc,: J. W. Burgess, to regulate the traffic and navigation of Picton Harbour, when regattas or boat races are held.