PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16375, 1 November 1916, Page 9

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. C. C. Bnckland, of Cambridge, left for Wellington by yesterday's mid-day Main Trunk express.

Mr. Jackson Palmer, Chief Judge of the Native Land Court, was a passenger by the outward Main Trunk express last evening.

Mr. Harold Beauchamp, chairman, of the Bank of New Zealand, i? exported back from Canada and the United State? m about a fortnight.

Mr. C. H. Poole, M.P. for Auckland West, lett for Wellington bv vesterdav's mid-day express, to attend" to Departmental matters that concern his constituents.

_ Private cable advice has been received from Major S. C. Xchofield. of the Third Auckland, Mounted Rifles, main bodv of the Expeditionary For..,', to the. effort that he has arrived in England fr.ni L^'P t \ , and expects shortly to be invalided home.

Adjutant W. Winton, of the Salvation Army has received word from tie Defence headquarters, Wellington that he has been selected for chaplains work in Egypt. He will be leaving Auckland within the next few dav= Adjutant Winton ': ,-- been the Vo,i: '■'• People's secretary fo- the Auckland div'i" sion. and has been a very sn< cessful officer in that r-anacity. Mrs. Vinton and their family will remain in Auckland during the adjutant's absence.

Major J. L. Sleeman, T.G.S., director of military training, who 1 ad been <-,-, a visit of inspection to the Whangarei district, returned to Auckland last evening. He was accompanied bv Colonel 0. W. S. Patterson, 0.C.D., and Captain G. C. S. Dyer. A.A.G. All the cadet companies in the district were inspected. and instructive addresses were given by Major Sice, man. He will leave tor Wellington by the mid-day Main Trunk train to-day.