PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17140, 21 April 1919, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. E. J. Reid, of Masterton 13 a? cargen. Mr. B. L. Jon, of Hawera, is at tho Star Hotel. Mr. L. Seifert, of Palmcrston North, is at the lloyal Hotel. Mr. G. Y. Pearce, M.P., of Patea, 13 at the Grand Hotel. Captain J. S. Greaves, of Wellington, ie at the Central Hotel. Mr, B. H. Chaney, of New Plymouth, is at the Central Hotel. Mr. Walter Green and Mr. W. S. Green, of Duncdin, aire at the Star Hotel. The appointment of Mr. Walter Goring Johnston as Consul for the Netherlands at Wellington is gazetted. Mr. W. A. White and Mr. Frank Bushell, of Christchurch, and Mr. E. A. Stallard, of Dunedin, arc at the Grand Hotel. Mr. K. McKenzie, manager at Apia, for the Union Steam Ship Company, arrived from the Islands by the lalune yesterday on holiday leave. Surgeon-General R. S. F. Henderson, who leaves shortly for England, epert the week-end in Auckland. He returned to Wellington last evening. Mr. L. E. Johnson and Mr. C. L. Brice, of Wellington; Mr. A. McDonald, of Masterton; and Mr. E. H. Webber, of Hastings, are at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. 'G. H. Wileon sailed for Vancouver by the Niagara 011 Saturday. They are 011 a health and business tour, and will go to England from America. They expect to be absent 6ome months. Dr. H. Dean Bamford and Mis. Bamford were passengers on the Niagara, which sailed for Vancouver on Saturday. They are on a holiday visit to Canada and the United States; and expect to ba away three or four months. Mr. R. W. Kane, a director of the Bank of Now Zealand, Mr. W. Calender, general manager of the bank, and Mr. H. Buckleton, manager of the Auckland branch, have gone on a visit to Whakatane. They are expected to return to Auckland to-morrow.