PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16583, 5 July 1917, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

■'" i Mb. R. Bidwill, of Featherston, is «,» ■ ing at the Royal Hotel. VtfSlß Mr. J. Lindsay Weir, of Eltham j.' , ' staying at the Star Hotel. •',, " . -':,' V Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hyde, of Hamilton are staying at the Royal HoteL -- *- Mr. J. H. Upton, a director of *;- ia Bank of New Zealand, left for Wellington ■ last night. -•';';'' Captain G-. C. S. Dyer, district staff!! officer, who has been visiting the Northern groups, returned to Auckland yesterday. : Sergeant Cyril Isaacs has been nominated for a commission, and lie is now in an officers' training camp in England. Mr. Isaacs was on the staff of Milne an<j Choyce, Ltd., and left with the advance - guard for Samoa as a private. Returning to Auckland he left with an early reinforcement, and has seen service in Gallipoli and France. .;:,■■ Mr. William Richardson, the well- *'. known temperance advocate, who under- \ went an operation at a private hospital.*" some weeks ago for the removal of a " growth in the jaw, is at present recuperat- '- ing at the home of his son, Mr. Paul ' Richardson, at Green Lane, Remuera. It-.'-' is hoped that Mr- Richardson will shortly be able to proceed to Rotorua and To Aroha for the benefit of his health. ■#