PERSONAL.
Mv L. E. Haines, of St. Albans, 'Christchurch, 1 now retired, and who was manager of the Bank of New ■Zealand, Temuka, forty-three years ago, has been on a. visit to Temuka, returning to Christchurch yesterday. Mr H. J.' Wells, formerly licensee of the Temuka Hotel, paid a visit here last week, returning to Christchurch on Saturday afternoon, Mr G. 15. .Cartwright (Mayor of Temuka.) left yesterday to attend fhe Municipal Conference at Palmerston Northcoh the Olh iiist. Mi Cartwright expects to return .home
on Friday. -Mr It. r Lee, toiler in' the Bank -of Australasia, has •received .notice of his -transfer to Auckland. He will leave Temuka on Friday next, and will" be succeeded by Mr •F. G. Fn'tnkliir, whoioccupied thc posil l on •■about teii; months ago, .prior to be; ihg transferred- to Wellington. . Mr 'Ridley, Agricultural Instructor to the' Canterbury arrived in Temuka yesterday, and proceeds to Geraldine to-day. bpeaking to a “Leader” representative of the School forest reserve at Temuka, Mi- Ridley said lb ere would be an ample supply of seedlings raised at ;'the;. Temfkh-; District /High ‘ School ' forrsgrif"planting at* tiff Teserth, and also a number ready for planing til is. autill»" Mip tv?**.
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Temuka Leader, Issue 10051, 8 February 1927, Page 3
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200PERSONAL. Temuka Leader, Issue 10051, 8 February 1927, Page 3
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