PERSONAL ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 301, 14 September 1920, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS

The Mayor (Mr. .T. P. Luke), who hns lieen on a, week-end visit to Wanganui, returned to Wellington last evening.

Mr. B. W. Dalton, His Majesty's Trade Commissioner, and Mrs. Dalton returned to Wellington yesterday from Auckland.

Mr. B. Stnnmore Day, of Auckland, is staying at tho Hotel Cecil, en route for tho south. Mr. P. Mackay, a member of the Auckland City Council, is also at the Cocil'.

The death is reported from Christ, church of Mr. Joshua. Little, a wellknown citizen, who was prominently connected with the canal movement.

Promotions in the Post and Telegraph Department as follow aro announced:— Mr. E. A. Burr, Superintendent, Telegraph Office, Gisborno, to be AssistantSuperintendent, Telegraph Office, Wellirgton. Mr. G. TI Fountain, Superintendent of Mails, Wellington, to be As-sistant-Postmaster, Duncdin. Mr. W. T. f'oad, Chief Postmaster, Westport, to be Chief Postmaster, Timaru. Mr. H. Keary, Officer in Charge, Telephone Exchange, luckiand, to be Assistant Superintendent, Telegraph Officc, Christchurch. Mr. G. Levy, Postmaster, Whnngarei, to bo Believing Officer, General Post Office. Mr J James, Postmaster, Marion, to bo As-ni'staiif-Postmaster, Christchurch; Mr. IT. II Cork, Postmaster, Feilding, to bo Chief Postmaster, Grevinouth. Mr. F. W Penlington, Supervisor, Money-order anil Savings Bank Branch, Auckland, to be District Accountant, Wellington. Mr. S Avling, District Accountant, New Plymonth, to bo Chief Postmaster, Westport.