PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16147, 27 February 1918, Page 7

PERSONAL ITEMS.

4 His Excellency tho Governor-General left for Wellington by last night's ferry steamer. He will return to Christchurch to-morrow. Sir Francis Bell and Sir James Carroll left for "Wellington last night. Mr W. H. Triggs, editor of "The Press, ' was a passenger from Wellington, by yesterday's ferry steamer. v Ckptain W. A. Fairclough, A.Z.M.C., left Christchurch yesterday to resume his military duties. -Tli® Rev. H. N. Roberts, ricar of j Woolston, who has been acting as chaplain at Codford Camp, is returning to Jncw Zealand on duty. • * Hyndman, building overseer in the service ot the Public Works Department m Dunedin, is being transferred to Christchurch. ,i Ir v Fra " k son » of Napier, who iiij 1?' Zeal ? nd a s a private, now holds the rank of lieutonant-oolonel, commanding the Durham Light Infan♦J^ r f" P" , Jorda °. Government Audi\v u- sudden- illness while on rJ, ™J* Wellington three weeks ago, br Colonel Inglis. Captain Raeburn |X, K; &2,- >^Sda , : -It R ? lston > who has held the S f « Gt3Vernment Audit InZ ct »U° r - otago and Southland for ferre tVf ■ y f a , rs - 1133I 133 been tra °s- 1 Cunedinthii'moming' a ° d lea " 3 P re ®'dent of the Christchurch who Society, Mr J. A. Flesher, lie* *u S acted in that capacity for tho yea f s ' has .intimated that s ' ,ave arisen which prevent him accepting the nomination for u tern '- and Sir .John Dennisof pijdenu *° aCCept th ® P°siti°z;