PERSONAL ITEMS.
! Dr. C. J. Reakes, director-general of ''M. the Department of Agriculture, went to •" Hamilton yesterday. vf The Hon. E. Mitchelson returned to Auckland from Sydney yesterday by » the Mftheno. He was accompanied by V Mrs. and Miss Mitchelson. Mr. J. E. Allen, man?-ger of the Public Trust Office at kelson. ha<* been transferred on promotion to Palmereton North as deputy-public trustee. Lieut.-Colonel A. J. Bennett, D.5.0., of the Australian Ordnance Department arrived from Sydney by the M'Jieno yesterday on a visit to the Dominion. The Hon. J. T. Paul, of Dunedin, received advice yesterday that his resignation as a member of the Legislative Council has been accepted by the GovernorGeneral, says a Press Association message. Sir. Paul is contesting the Dunedin South 6eat at the genera! election. Lieutenant A. D. Purdie, an Aucklander who has been on service with the Australian Licht Horse, arrived from Sydney by the Mabeno yesterday. Mr. Purdie left Aucklr.nd some 10 years aeo md. joining the Australian forces at, the commencement of the war. served through J?e Sinai and Palestine campaigns.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17326, 25 November 1919, Page 8
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