PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 132, 6 June 1910, Page 6

PERSONAL.

The Rev. Fa-ther Gilm-artin (of the iJedemptorist Order) left for the South by the Rarawa yesterday.

Mr. T. S. Clibbarn, for 37 years secretary of the Australian Jockey Club, has resigned owing to ill-health.

Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Duncan, of Nelson, are at present on a visit to Auckland, staring at the Grand Hotel.

Mr. W. D. Van Liew, an American visitor, arrived from the South yesterday, aud is staying an the Grand Hotel.

Dr. and Mrs. J. ,W. Williams, of Gisborne, arrived by the Monowai yesterday, and are leaving by the Maheno for Sydney.

Mr. Philip Cantor, of Perth, W.A., who has been on a visit to New Zealand, will leave by the Maheno on his return to Australia.

Mr. Alfred Kidd, who has been confined to his bed for the past four weeks, is slowly recovering, but is still unable to leave the house.

Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Blennerhassett, of Wanganui, leave Wellington on the 36th inst. by the Corinthic for a trip to England and the Continent.

Dr. "Vtalintine (Chief Inspector of Hospitals) is at present in Auckland, staying at the Grand Hotel, and yesterday paid an official visit to the Auckland Hospital.

Mr. D. Miskelly, of Belfast, Ireland, arrived from the South on Saturday, and is staying at the Grand Hotel till Wednesday, when lie leaves to join the .Vancouver boat.

The Auckland delegate of the New Zealand Railways Officers' Institute, Mr. A. H. CPLoughlen, goods agent, Auckland, left 'here last night to attend a Conference to be held at Dunedin.

Among the passengers for the South by the mail train last night were Messrs. C. P. Skerret, K.C., W. H. Field, M.P., R. R. Martin, S. Nathan, and Major Petherick, O.C. "D" Battery Field Artillery.. Wellington.

Mr. W. M. Ollivier, of Christchurch, and his niece, Miss A. Burnett, of Wellington, who. have been on a short visit to Auckland, staying at the Grand' Hotel, left"' by the express this morning for Taumarunui, on their return home"

Mr. and Mrs. P. Myers, of Wellington, who are staying at the Grand Hotel, 'will return home by to-nighfs mail train. Among guests at the Grand Hotel who ■are leaving iby the Maheno for Sydney -are: Mr. and Mrs. C. Audrey Smith, of London; and Mr. James Bull, a wellknown New ZealamJer.

The Key. Father O'Sullivan (of the. 1 Ordor of Apostolic Missioners who devote their lives to the service of the African mission) paid a flying visit to Auckland last week from the South, where he has been lecturing. In five or six weeks' time he will return to Auckland and ■will deliver a series of lectures on the various mission fields in aid of the work.