PERSONAL.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 1 May 1926, Page 9

PERSONAL.

Mr AVin. Evans went to Cliristclmrdi yesterday. .Ah- Lnnco Aides came to Timaru from AVdlington yesterday. Mr AV alter Baxter, left Timaru for Dunedin yesterday. Mr F. S. Middleton (Auckland), is at present on a visit to Timaru. Air T. AV. Lynch left Timaru yesterday -by the first express for Lore. . Alajor AAhiite, ALP., for Chitlin, was a passenger for the south by yesterday’s first express. ' Air Cl. Greig, railway business agent for i Canterbury and Otago, went to Dunedin by yesterday’s first express. Air It. 1). Berry, electrical engineer, of Christchurch, was in Timaru yesterday. Air C. Cl. Baker was a passenger by the first express for the north yesterday. Air C. S. Hammond left 'l’imaru by the first express for the north yesterday. Mr \V. M. Satlerthwaile, Bank of New South Wales, AVinton, lias been transferred to the Ashburton branch.. Mr J. Lawrie, who left Timaru about seven years ago for AVhangarei, is at present visiting Timaru. Sir Joseph AYard. AI.P. for Invercargill, passed through Tiinaru yesterday from the north, cn route to Dunedin. Air R. S. Kent,, divisional superintendent for South Island railways, passed through Timaru yesterday by express for the south. Air F. AV. AA'ond (New Zea'and manager ol the Canadian Government Merchant Alarine) passed through Timaru yesterday oil his way to Dunedin. ' The Bight Hon. the Prime Minister (Hon. J. G. Coates), accompanied by his private secretary (Air K. I). Thomson), passed through Timaru by the first express for Dunedin yesterday. '''

Air Bert Boyle (New Zealand representative for J. C. .Williamson and Co.) passed through Tiinaru yesterdav en route to Wellington, after a visit to the Dunedin Exhibition. Members of the Salve.!ion Army Band left Timaru by the- second express yesterday on their way to AVellington to attend the Army Congress, which is to be held there next week.