PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23968, 19 May 1941, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. C. E. Robertson, arrived from it ' I south on Saturday. r0I »tli 4 X:« Mr. J. B. Johnston returned f r U the south on Saturday. 0 H [H Mr. K. B. Tingev arrived in AtioV II land _ from Wellington yesterd?,- 1H morning. ' |S"; Mr. Hendry Luke, chairman of «, 11 Auckland Harbour Board, left f" 6 |H Wellington last night. r : |H The Hon. P. K. Paikea. rppresentf^H tive of the Maori race 011 the Executi*' I Council, returned from Wellington «! 'li Saturday. Captain H. G. Helmore, aide-de-carns HI to tho Governor-General, Sir C\r Newall, returned from the south "J fin Saturday. ° s ||| Mr. C. G. Scrimgeour,. director of 'HI the Commercial Broadcasting Service EH left by the Monterey on Saturday 0 r! 19H a business visit to Australia. |H Mr. W. D. M. Clarke, British Trade 111 Commissioner in Bombay, arrived at 'II Auckland yesterday. He leaves f or ' ffl Christchurcli to-day and will sp en( j „ |R holiday in the South Island. . fffl Major 11. S. Halliwell, M q t« N.Z.S.C., Assistant - Quartermaster! Ifl General, Northern Military District" si and Major C. A. Herman, N.Z.Tg' H Assistant-Adjutant-General, Northern 1 Military District, returned from a staff 1 conference in Wellington yesterday. I Mr. .T. F. Cousins has tendered Ms I resignation as general secretary cf the 1 New Zealand Retail Motor Trade Asso- | ciation as from July3l. Mr. Cousins 1 had occupied the position for 24 years I His resignation was accepted by the, 9 Dominion council of the association 1 which also granted him six mouths' IB leave of absence on full pay.