PERSONAL.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 15 November 1920, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Mr Daviesi. the aewry-appointed town cierk to the Otakj Town Board, is expected to arrive this evening from Parea. and commence on Ms duties immediately. Mr C. L. Hartrcann. for zxai? yeans uil the s.taS of the Bank of Au-tra-faiiia, at Otaki. and rcore rece-ntiy of ApcViagd, has received of transfer to the Douedin braasa. where he will take th« position reeently o«u----pied by Mr A. V. WiadaeHter, transferred. A Pre-- Association telegram from Wellington anDosoee* the demhe of Mr Boberi, Tn??*, Pnblk Trustee. The gtntktSiaji nccathr uisder;ve.*:t an operatioi: trass the effects of whieo nut death took place. Mr'Trigg* was in the riilway serwee in New Zealand for s*rvfral year*, and later ss-est to Victoria, wSeie he fceM the poation of aeeoentast to the reiiway departrceat of tlsaf Statft. L?ter il* Serri?* C-os"ri-*jdor.«rr for *Jka D'jmir.JosJ and sboaf year* ago vc&& appoiatfcd Psblir, Trzivtz.

i Mr A. y. Winchester, accountant and ! at variotjs times actiug-mauagor iu the ' Hank of Australasia's Dunediu branch, | well known in Otaki and district, lias been appointed manager of the Whaugarei branch of the bank. { Mr C. 11. ti. lledditch. who has been ! connected with the Bank of Austinj lasia at Otaki for the past live and a--1 half years, leaves shortly for Danne--1 virke to join the bauk staff there. j During his term of office iu Otaki .Mr I lledditch has not only proved a most efficient officer, but a popular one, and he will be greatly missed by customers and residents in general. Mr lledditch will also bo much missed in sporting and social circles, he huviujj been for some years one el the leading players of the tenuis and gob clubs, besides identifying himself witu other branches of sport. Mr lle.iditch, for some considerable lime, was accretary of the Otaki Social Club, and one of its hardest workers. Airs Hon ditch, who is of a quiet, unassuming nature., will be greatly mused, and wo join with then many friend;.; iu wishing them prosperity in their now sphere. Before proceeding to Damievirke, Mr and Mrs lledditch mil iii dulge in a well-deserved holiday e.v tending over three weeks.