PERSONAL ITEMS.
Mr. D. Jordan, of To Kuiti, is at ti&i Star Hotel. ' %<
Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Winks, of Hawer*. are at Sionehcttt. *>
Mr. and Mrs. P. Asser, cf Tauranß are at Stonehurst. "
Major A. M. Samuel, of Wellington ,V at the Grand Hutel. ° "' *
Mr. and Mr.. D. Hamilton, of VFhangarei, arc at the Star Hotel.
Dr. T. A. H. Valintinc, chief health officer, left for the South last night
Mr. P. Grey has been appointed assist, ant law lecturer at the Auckland University College.
Captain R. J. Palmer, cf Ponsonby. who went to Cologne with the New Zealand division, has been in hospital for tone weeks suffering from a severe attack of pneumonia. At latest advice? he was still reported to be seriously iii, but progress, ing favourably.
Captain J. A. Carr, D.S.C., of the EoyaJ Air Force, Ins been granted ni» d«. charge, and is returning to Auckland. Captain Carr was with the New Zealand forces at tho occupation A Samoa, and was present at the surrender of the German fleet, being on H.M.S. i worn, a seaplane carrier.
Mr. W. J. Mtmro, chief clerk in the Taranaki Lands ('>fGct». and formerly senior clerk in tho Auckland Office, has receive] n tice of his promotion and transfer from New Plymouth to Napier, where he will hold the combined positions of chief cM', receiver of fend revenue, and secretary of the Hawke's Bay Land Board.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17097, 28 February 1919, Page 6
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