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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 271, 13 November 1909, Page 5

PERSONAL.

The Rev. Father Stack is a passengeg for Sydney by the.Victoria on Monday. Sir. J. Clayton, of■", Auckland, is proceeding .to .Sydney, .by .the" Victoria, on Monday.- . ..,.'.-' ""....., ....-;., • , Mr. S. B.\ Clark," of Wangainu, is oa a visit to Auckland, staying' at the Central Hotel. . ' Mr. M. Simonsen, cf Melbourne, wh« is louring New Zealand, is at present staying at the Star- Hotel for a few, days. ,Mr. J. McLennan, of ..Wellington, ii expected north' by the il*in Trunk train, to-morrow, and -will stex_at the Star Hotel. • .; ■ ' • -~ Mr. G. C. Evans, of'Waih'i,' leaves ] towards the end of the month en route for Nagasaki, Japan, "where, .he tats* up an appointment. .....:. Mr. R. E. Fenton, of Helensville, is leaving on Monday -week to- join the P. and O.t.steamer Mongolia on a holiday . visit to the Old Country. ' r Mr. Matthewson, jun., and Mrs. Mat« tihewson,: sen., of Wellington,- -who have been on a visit to Auckland, left fo* home this Tnorning via' Rotorua. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Sidey, of Ihinedin, who 'have been spending a.week.in;' Auckland, stopping. at the Star Hotel, left for the south to-day by the Monowai. Mr. A. - Viekers, of .Kcton.-Dr." C Prendergast Knight, of-Wellington, and Mr. W/ Jacfcmaii, 'of Ciristchureh, are on a visit to Auckland, and..are. stopping at the Star Hotel. ' .-•"'■' ■ "- Mr. and Mrs. A. Constantine,~of Manly, Sydney, who are on -a- -visit to the ■ Dominion, went up to Edtorua' yesterday, and are travelling to "Wellington via the Wanganui Riveiv - "- Mr. Alexander Grant, late traffic superintendent of railways at Dunedin, is ■ ■taking up his permanent residence in Auckland, and -came norim. tlus. week, accompanied by • Mrs. Grant. Mr. and Mrs- W. J. Gowj of, Wellington, -who have been on a -week's visit fo Auckland, staying, at -the Central Hotel, left" for home by way "of Rotoru* and, the Main: Trunk this-morning. Dr. J. M. Bell, .Director. oJLthe Geologioal Survey of Xew Zealand, who'■with. Mrs. Bell Iras been staying at the-Grand Hotel for a few days, left for the Thames en route overland to Wellington. thi« morning. . " Mr. Reuben Watts, ."-well known in artistic circles in. Wellington, for several years, left for Auckland on Thursday to tak« up his residence in the northern city. Prior to his departure about 50 members of the Savage.Club entertained ■him and gave him a souvenir. ■ : The teachers of St. MattEeVs Sunday School presented Mr Rollinsbn last night with a handsome writing desk as a memento of their esteem- and of his work in the organisation, of the Sunday school. - The presentation-, was made by Mr Birss in a few" appropriate words, the recipient suitably replying-