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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 930, 24 September 1910, Page 6

'- : Those'• : acquainted; : with :: Mr. : Q: Jamea ';; ;W; Macintosh—;So 'long manager of ■ Messrs.'. ,';;-;;: Dalgety ':antl: Co;, ■ Ltd.—will' ;be; inte>,;;;V:':': ested in' hearing':that he has howygone into businesVon .his own account. His offices 'are .'in; Sir; Kenneth -Douglas's . building,; Hunter Street,,' : '.'Wellington. ■ Mr.':-Macintosh V.will occupy : himself mainly- as agent .and.representative .of "farmers and-; pastpralists! ,;ih -all,; their transactions.,. -.Wool,'';;grain", ; flax, produce 'of. - every kind, ■ and' frozen ■ meat, will be commodities which; he - will handle"...' Stock,/ land; •. and;. pastoral finance: will also receive close attention, Mr. James Macintosh's ' severance ol his connection .with - the,. old-established 'firm■ of Messrs;'.Dalgety,;and Cfe v ;Ltd., caused, much regret tbibottiyprincipala' and;officers throughout ' tnat,;service. It /was' "also the';y. occasion J 0f... a pronounced and iVinost " general.; expression of regard; and good feeling towards' that gentleman. -.-.' Before. he left,", the'-.■ staff far. and near assembled -ana him iarewellji.presenting.him; with ,'a;generous; memento of their goodwill and esteem. ' Mr. : Macintosh ,015.0; received a like; token from the heids.of; the-com-pany's staff in the' Canterbury district, where he had temporary charge wlwa ho arrived in New Zealand in 1902. It was made obvious, indeed, ,that' Mr. James Macintosh carried with him the best wishes of his associates for. his success in his own future enterprise. This sentiment is, ,we know, cordially endorsed by the very many friends in social and commercial circles that that gontloman possesses light through New Zealand and Australia.