PERSONAL.

Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14622, 29 January 1918, Page 4

PERSONAL.

• The Mayor of Wellington vesterdov tendered a civic reception to Dr & S adS S, er TtO i h%,pWnose GoveS: ment. Sir Joseph Ward extended -» welcome on behalf of the G\)vernnS^ Press Association. >""««.«.-

'itr^\J^ rqn\ai'\oi the Auckland btai is to go to Australia as secretafia"' & SEW f W °f !S"

W J"?w d ¥ XS- J? hnson > Mount Torlesse Canterbury, have been advised m the.recent fighting near CambnS

Thepristchurch "Sun" states that Ti L"ceua (formerly of the \ew Pivr*?l^ I***1 *** tscket for nving at the Cancerbury Aviation School at ii<T-

NeTSS, 1*?- °- H- and 31rs Gibh tea*© ton and the Sounds. During Mr Gibb% missionaries at Motueka and HLvaka ff

In consequence of Mr. E. A Eva manager at Fiji f or the Union sS Ship Company, receiving an annSn£ £££ V ld,T l he C^moiiweal f 1 Govl eminent, the lead office of the USS Company announce the following prt motions .—Mr. D. Carter, GrevmouTh manager, goes to Fiji; Mi. I>. jf j e f! freys branch manager at J?T, niput}i, succeeds Mr. Carter: Mr D mu TlhT''srSUh^&naeGr at Karotonga,* lills the New Plymouth vacancy

Members of the Maitai Bowline Club uon to Mr A. J. Stringer who is Imv a good sport. Mrs' Strin-or too £5 shown great interest in the Vei&e tf s?sted Ufeth n?h had f ? n many assisted with the afternoon tea, her willing services m this connection havinl theJ?£ a% aW* Ciated h * n^mbers oi 1 S i ,', Mr stnnger suitably acknowledged tlie presentation ami tie SdTy references to himself and his wife '

Captain Erie Croffc, who died in Lon don oir the eve of his marriage w» the only 3O n of Mr. W J feoff Te London hospital. He }-nrl 1, a • England about a year\^J^ 0 & ?£ Vw he lGft with the R-A.M Cfor France. He was slightly wounS and