PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16468, 19 February 1917, Page 9

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. W. B. Lwnjiim loft for Welling! m by last evening's express. .

The Hon. George Fowlds left, for W< Uington by last evening's train.

Mr. J. H. Upton was a passenger fr m the South by Saturday afternoon's expr train.

Mr. G. Winstone, senr., was a pass nger for Wellington by last evenin express.

Mr. T. W. Kirk, of the Department of Agriculture, was a passenger for (ho South by last express.

Mr. Robert Leckie, secretary of the Canterbury Land Board, is in Aucklai d, and is staying at the Central Hotel:

Col. T. Hope-Lewis, inspector of m litary hospitals, was a passenger by ihe outward Main Trunk express last ev'enii g.

Mr. W. Han nay, of Wel!ingt< n, arrived by the Main 'frank yesterdiy morning j.nd is staying at the Gra id Hotel.

Mr. James Bishop, general manager of the Taupiri Coal Mines, -Ltd., arrived from Huntly on Saturday, and is stavi lg at the Grand Hotel.

Dr. A. H. Ijeatham, inspector of hispital appliances, arrived in Auckland from the South on Saturday. He is at ,y----ing at the Grand Hotel.

Mr. David Smith, acting-command ,v----master at the Auckland district bedquarters, has been granted the honor) ry rank of lieutenant while so engaged.

Mr. C. W. Jones, manager of Hudd irt Parker, Ltd., at Wellington, who las been staying at the Grand Hotel, left jv the Main Trunk express last night.

Mr. James Finlay, of Wellingkn, general manager in New Zealand of tie Shaw, Savill and Albion Company, Ltl., is on a visit to Auckland. He is atavi ig at the Grand Hotel.

Mr. Robert Betts, secretary of no Colonial Ammunition Company's Lond m office, and Mr. A. J. Cartwright, assi itant manager of the company's Melboui no works, who have been on a visit of nspection of the works here, left for W ?!- lington, via Wanganui, by the expnss last night. While in Auckland they w ire staying at the Grand Hotel.

Messrs. E. W. Alison, W. J. Ral ib, M. Casey, and Colonel W. D. Hol ite left for Wellington by last evening's " express, in order to attend a meeting of .he Coalmine Owners' Association of Sew Zealand to-morrow, and a conference v. ith the representatives of the Coalmini rs' Federation, which will be held proba >lv on Wednesday.