PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16823, 13 April 1918, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. H. T. Gibson, of Waihi? If $fl§sl Central Hotel. ' *'' J «pi V _ Mr. J. E. Wilson, of New vam ,,, has been appointed a relieTuw w? n ?»t>2 trate. 8 /*? a : ;^

Mr. W. Barber a D d Mr. A. it% ,- more, of Wellington, are at tVc^'V

Mr. Justice Cooper left for W«l!m»i last night to attend the sitting fT Court of Appeal. 88:^'M»M

Mr. Harold Beauchamp was reappoint chairman of directors of the Bank of V Zealand yesterday. e ? •

Mr. T. Burton, of Nanier, Mr T n Nicbolls. and Mr. D. F. Brewster' £(? borne, are at the Central Hotel. '

Mr. J. A. McCullongh. the empfeyirf representative on the Arbitration Con, has left for Australia, on a hea!th-r K "t ing trip. His duties will be undeft£ by Mr. M. J. Beardon, of Wellington

Mr. S. F. Whitoombe. traffic sm*,;,, tendent for the Smith Island Raff* will have charge of the Auckland disW I during the absence, on leave, of Mr T Duncan, district traffic manner ' V and Miss AVhitcon.bc are .1.- staying Auckland. ' * a

Mr. B. D. Robe.-tson, Auckland r». presentative on the New Zealand '*n cutive of the Dominion branch of t\ British Red Cross Society and Ord o f St. John, returned from Wellington jester day morning. II has been attendine a special meeting of the executive.

Dr. C. H. Sw»:7ston, medical officer at the Rotorua Sanatorium, has accepted tba post of superintendent of the trafnine hospital at Kawakawa. He has been over two years in his present position, and is to leave for his new work early next month. The name of his successor '<* Rotorua has not transpired.