PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 72, 24 March 1906, Page 3

PERSONAL.

:' " T fl. __»c left for Gisborne by mm Father Kimble left by the ■-A for the. South yesterday. _._ill was a passenger yesterday by the Takapuna. 10 I-: _H Gibbons, of the Northern '°.Tr?uraed to Auckland yesterday _-, Hie South. #%_; and Miss Seabrook left by the ____ to Jo in the Corinthic, en *££■ England and Europe. T G Berry. an ex-Senator of the .V states Legislature, leaves by the Jffi_i_er for San Francisco to-day. *tLHon'Charles Louisson has retired .the contest for the Christchurch i_ favour of Sir John Hall. r- Elva A. MeGowan returned yes.jfybv the Takapuna from Wellington, S2__ehad been on a visit to her relates ft ere - ' to W. H. Atack, manager of the Press iSation. arrived yesterday from Weland is a passenger by the Sonoma icisco ' tfr G. S. Bridge, who lias been chair- ■ of tie Wanganui Education Board iT s number of years, has resigned owing Will-healthj and Sir. Fred Pirani has to fill the vacancy.

'Mrl/we, assistant clerk to Parliament. & j_s morning for a week's fishing at jutorfia, where lie join- Mr. Rutherford, jgi of committees for the House of Rep--o^Hres.

jj..W..A. Andrews, of the local tele«sp_ staff, who lias been in charge of gj Pacific cable traffic, has received an rt_tment to the accountant's branch _tie General Post Office, Wellington, l3lleaTes Auckland on Sunday to take £*__ new duties

Hie-Very Rev. Father Clune. Superior fcXeir Zealand of the Redemptorist fjitjS., left by thi- morning's express jiTeAroha, where he will commence j_J3_bii to-morrow. The new Catholic __<■_. at Te Aroha will be opened to__tow by the Right Rev. Monsignor j)__y, of the Thames.

QeEoman Catholic Bishop, Dr. Leni\a,\f—t to Rotorua yesterday to open &'Church of St. Michael's, which has isatly been enlarged and renovated. Be Bishop, who is visiting the districts _re the Redemptoiist fathers are coni__ng missions, will probably be abgt from the c-itv for about a fort- __.