PERSONAL ITEMS.
Culone! G. Barclay and >Ir. Peter Ban, of Dunedin, are at, the Grand HoteL
Mr. •H. C. Caceres has been appointed Consul-General for the Argentine Republic afc Wellington.
The Hon. and Mrs. Joseph Baynes, of Natal," returned from Rotoraa on Saturday, and are staying afc the Grand Hotel.
Messrs. R. and E. J. Arlow, of Wellington, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Bingham, of Chmtchurch, are at the Grand Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Thomas, of Capetown, are visiting Rotorua. They join the Makura for Vancouver at Auckland lat«?r io the month.
The Rev. E. G. Masted, vicar of Aromolio, Wanganui, for the past year, has resigned his charge, and will leave shortly for Canada.
Mr. Raymond H. Buscomb and Mr. George H. Wallace were admitted as solicitors of the Supreme Court by Mr. Justice Adams on Saturday.
-Mr. H. B. C. H. de Bly, a prominent business man of Samarang, Java, is viiiting Wellington in the course of a tour through Australia arid New Zealand-
Mr. Caughley, director of education, has resnmed duty in "Wellington after a 'visit to Australia, where he made investigations regarding the systems of education in New South Wales &rsd Victoria. He will make his report to the Minister for Education shortly.
Messrs. A. A. Boss, president, E. C. Alien, and A. E. Harding, and Captain F. Colbeck, have* been appointed to give evidence on behalf of the Auckland provincial executive of the Fanners' Union before the Tariff Commission, which oper.j its sittings in Auckland on May 13.
Mr. A. Esam has been appointed to the position of controller of the mortgage division of the Public Trust Office, recently vacated by Mr. W. A. Fordhas>, who retired on superannuation. Mr. Esam is the only son of the late Mr. C. G. Esam, solicitor, formerly of Marton, »i ■whose office he was for a long period prior to joining the service. Mr. Efam was for a number of years connected with the State Advances Office, but for th<s past four years has been in the legal division of the Public Trust Office dealing specially with ♦ mortgage work and local body loans work.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17776, 9 May 1921, Page 6
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