PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18025, 25 February 1922, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. E. 0. Cntten, BX, retard w piPgtonbrSday'^g Mr. D. Larnach, a member of «,. £Sb ' b Ytoi! >B Aw*!' Captain J. Bone, New Zealand mam. superintendent for fhe New Zealand lS ping Company, left for Wellington [& evening. . e • w " Bti. E. D. Aubin and E. M»riJJ, and Mr. Carrick Robertson left foj W hngton last evening to attend the ■iw minion Medical Conference. Mr. A. T. Robertson, manager of th» Ashburton branch of the Bank of Ve» Zealand, has been transferred to LjttelloT as manager of the branch there. ' ' ' Mr R, Wigley, of Timaru, arrived bv the Main Trunk express yesterdav morn ing after having flown by aeroplane from Timaru to Levin. He is a t the Grand Mr. E. C. Adams, assistant land reeistrar, Auckland, has been promoted to U district land registrar for Westland; vies Mr. W. P. Morgan, who ha ( been T pointed district land registrar for Otago. Major-General Sir E. W. C. Chaytor' General Officer Commanding the New Zealand Defence Forces, arrived from Wellington yesterday morning, accompanied by Lady Chsytor, and proceeded to Rotorua by the morning express. Si r Edward and Lady Chaytor will return next Thursday, and will stay at the Grand Hotel. Sir Joseph Ward arrived in Auckland yesterday, and took up his quarters at M Grand Hotel, where he will remain for some days. This is his first visit to Auckland for about two yea™. He stated y«. terday that he was visiting Auckland purely on private business. He was n<w in very much better health than •vhen ho first returned from abroad some months back.