PERSONAL

Waikato Times, Volume 129, Issue 21583, 20 November 1941, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mr G. D. Warring has been appointed an assistant on the teaching staff of the Te Awamutu .District High School as a war appointment.

Commissioner J. Evan Smith, territorial commander of the Salvation Army in New Zealand, is in Hamilton. He will conduct a rally at the Citadel, Bryce Street, tonight.

Archbishop West - Watson, of Christchurch, Primate of New Zealand, was in Hamilton yesterday, meeting people in connection with Maori education. He left for Auckland last night.

Messrs J. N. Ross, G. F. Keene, C. F. Jacobs, J. B. Neubegin (Auckland), J. R. Corrigan, A. J. Corrigan (Hawera), W. \V. Bird (Napier), W. H. Nicholas (Dunedin), T. Marshall, J. Duncan (Christchurch), and W. R. Carter (Wellington) are at the Hamilton Hotel.

Messrs W. E. Brown (Wellington) !' E. R. Galpin (Marton), N. Svens on ; (Wanganui), M. Gumming, S. Had- 1 grow. C. Aikens, T. W. Kneebone, D. 1 Rodgers (Auckland), G. B. Bowles ] (Tauranga), H. B. Hunt (Te Kuiti), ; J. H. Francis and W. E. Brown (Wei- ■ lington), are at the Commercial Hotel. Messrs H. D. Caro, Mayor of Ham- j ilton, and W. L. Waddell, Town « Clerk, representing the Waikato zone \ committee of the Auckland Provin- ] cial Patriotic Council, will leave for Wellington tonight to meet the Min- j ister of Internal'Affairs, the Hon. W. \ E. Parry, in connection with the t Waikato proposal for secession from < the Auckland organisation. j (