PERSONAL.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 132, 10 July 1914, Page 10

PERSONAL.

Colonel J. T. M. Hayhurst left for Wellington last evening v Mr John A. Taylor, of Wellington, is staying at Coker's Hotel. Mr William Neville, of London, is staying at the Clarendon Hotel. The Hon. T. Fergus, M.L.C., and the Hon. H. F. Wigram, M.L.C., left for Wellington last night.

Messrs F. W. Rutherford and F. E. Rutherford, of Auckland, are staying at the Clarendon Hotel. His Honour Mr Justice Sim will leave ►for the south by the first express tomorrow nfbrning. Staff-Sergeant-Mayor Colclough, who is now stationed in jDhristchurch, has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant. Professor Park and Drs. Bamford and Finch were- amongst the passengers for Wellington' by the ferry steamer last evening. Messrs W. O. Rutherford, George Rutherford, and A. M. Rutherford, of North Canterbury, are staying at Coker's Hotel. | Mrs G. H. P. FitzGerald and Mrs J. Garrard, of Lyttelton, left yesterday on a holiday -trip to be spent at Kaikoura and Wellington. Amongst the visitors to Christchurc-h who are staying at Warner 's Hotel are Messrs S. Black-ley, Wellington, and F. W. Butcher, Auckland. Dr. W. 11. Simpson and Mr J. SeadGowing left for Wellington last evening to represent the Canterbury Automobile Association at the annual meeting of the New Zealand Automobile Association. Mr C. E. Matthews is-'acting as manager of the Christchurch branch of the Union Bank of Australia. Mr Ogilvie, thjg bank's manager at Hobart, who is to succeed Mr F. E. Bryant in charge of the Christchurch branch, will arrive in about a fortnight. Mr F. E. Bryant, who has been managing the Christchureh b'raneh of the Union Bank of Australia, left for Sydney by the MaLtai*-last evening, <he having been appointed manager of the bank's Sydney branch. A large gathering of officials: of the .varioiis bariks andprominent citizens farewelled Mr; Bryant. Earlier in the day the staff of the Union Bank of Australia made a presentation:- to'Mt ; Bryariti"