PERSONAL ITEMS

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24102, 22 October 1941, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr. A. Eisdell Moore left last niab+ for Wellington. Mr. F. M. Clarke, of Wellington is at the Grand Hotel. ' The Hon. J. G. Barclay, Minister of Marketing, left for Wellington last night. Mr. G. N. Jackson has been re-elected president of the Wellington Manufacturers' Association. , - Flight-Lieutenant Colin Gray, D.F.C and bar, of Gisborne, has been promoted to the rank of squadron-leader in tWRoyal Air Force. Wing - Commander J. Seabrook A.F.C., officer commanding the Whenuapai air base, travelled to Wellington last night. The Hon. P. C. Webb, Minister of Mines and Labour, who is visiting Auck ? land, will be engaged on departmental' business to-day. He will leave for Weli-i ington to-night. Count K. Wodzieki, Polish Consul-;-General in New Zealand, is to visit Auckland on November 1. Being a keen. 1 naturalist, he hopes he will be ab]o to visit Little Barrier Island during his stay in the north. ~ Major L. F. Rudd, who left New Zealand in command of the 6th Field Company, New Zealand Engineers, has" been promoted to the rank of 'lieu-'' tenant-colonel and appointed assistantadjutant and quartermaster-general Maadi Base Camp. < ' Mr. R. R. Sedgwick, formerly official secretary in the office of the High Commissioner for the United Kingdom in Australia, has arrived at Wellington to take up the position of official secre-" tary in the office of the High Commissioner for the united Kingdom. The Hon. W. Nash. Minister of Finance, arrived in Auckland yesterday He will leave for Australia s'nortlv to consult with Australian leader* and" Air* 'Chief-Marshal Sir Robert' Brooke-Pop-ham, Commander-in-Chief in the Far East, on war matters. He is at thp Station Hotel.