PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23996, 20 June 1941, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS

Bishop Brodie left on his return to Christcliurch yesterday attcrnooa.

Mr. and Mrs. I). 1 loose, of Christchurch, arrived yesterday and ore at the Grand Hotel.

Mr. E. G. Co\vo|l has been re . appointed to art. us Consul [or I urkey at Auckland, states a novice in the Gazette.

Mr. J. A. Mulgaii, formerly of Anckland and now living in Kn^ln n<i. was recently promoted to tin; rank oi major in the Oxford and Bucks l.iglil Infantry Regiment.

Mr. A. L. Ann,strong. British Consul and agent at Nukualola. louga. accouipanied by Mrs. Armstrong. is to arrive at Auckland at the end oi this week on furlough, and will stay at tin; Grand Hotel.

Brigadier R- "• R' 1 -"- olhcer commanding the Northern Mdi.ary I)is. triet, inspected the Hamilton Army office vesterday. He a'-o viMied fhe Cambridge and Koforua territorial camps.

Mr. John Dunlop. of Seaward Downs, Southland, has been re-eh-Heri uri . opposed as member tor tne southern ward of the New Zealand Dairy Board, according to an announcement in the Gazette.

Mr. John Horner. Cnited States vine. Consul at Wellington, and Commander J. P. Olding, Tinted St a t<-> naval attache in Zealand, arrived from the south yesterday and are at the Grand Hotel.

}[ r F. L, Smith, manager of the Bank of New Zealand jit Suva, has been appointed by tin- National Patriotic Fund Board to bo its -honorary commissioner_ with the New Zealand Forces in J'iji.

Air-Gunner f- R- Mcf only son of .Mrs. E. McChesnoy, of St. Heliers, who left New Zealand in March, 1940. to serve with the Royal Air Force, has been promoted to the rank of pilot-officer, according to advice received hy Ids mother.

Wing-Commander E. G. Oison has relinquished his appointment as Air Force Member for Personnel on the Air Hoard, according to a notice in the Gazette. His place on the -Air Hoard is taken bv Wing-Commander S. Wallingford, who receives the 'temporary appointment of group captain.