PERSONAL ITEMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13877, 10 July 1919, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS.

A Press Association telegram from Christehurch announces the death of Mr E. R. Good, a prominent resident of the district and ex-Mayor of Rangiora, aged 69 years.

Mr J. B. McKen/.ie, of Masterton, has boen appointed a member of the Dominion Executive Council of the New Zealand Cycling and Athletic Union, in place of tho late Mr M. Lavery, formerly of Masterton. ■, \ The Country Racing Clubs' Assoeia- 4M tion, at its annual meeting last evening, carried a resolution expressing deep iregret at the death during the past year tH of Mr O. C. Cooper, late steward of the Masterton Racing Club. •'■'.• ''

A Carterton telegram states that Mr T. E. Maunsell, late of Carterton, and recently a partner with Brigadier-Gen-eral H. E. Hart, CM., D.5.0., and now a resident of Nelson, has been appointed S.M. for Westport. ;: .

Sir Geo. Clifford, Bart., was yesterday-re-elected president of the New Zealand Racing Conferences. High.tributes were passed to the excellent work Sir, George Clifford had done for many years in the interests of the sport, and hopes were expressed that he would long be 'Spared to -continue the important duties ho had so ably fulfilled in the past. < ' •

Mr A. P. Green, who has been senior inspector of the Bank of New Zealand for some years, has taken over the management of the Auckland branch of the bank, in succession to Mr H. Buckleton, who has held the position for the last thirteen years. Mr Buckleton, after three or four weeks' holiday leave, will proceed to the South to visit the various branches of the bank, prior to taking np the position of general manager on February Ist next.