PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 135, 9 June 1910, Page 5

PERSONAL.

'Archdeacon Colearxived -this- morning from New Plymouth, by the Ea-rawa.

The Primate, Bishop Nevill, has completed liis 39th year of his episcopate aa Bishop of Duhedin.

Mr. G. W. Trendall and Miss TrendalL, who leave for England on Monday next, are staying at the Royal Hotel.

Messrs. J. H. Greenalade and E. H. Taylor, M.P.'s, left by the exprese this morning, Mr. Greenelade for *he Waikato, and Mr.. Taylor for the Thames.

At yesterday's meeting of the Christchurch Education Board, Mr. T. Ritchie wrote resigning , his position as inspector of schools on the ground of ill-health.

The Rev. J. &£ and' Mrs. Adcock, of Hart Hill rectory, Chester, England, were passengers by the Navua yesterday ■to catch the Vancouver 'boat at Fiji.

■ air. T. E. Taylor, MJ?. for Christchurch North, arrived by the mail train this morning from the South. Mr. A. W. Hogg, M.P. for Masterton, is. also ia Auckland in connection with the City, East campaign.

Sir Joseph WaTd called yesterday afternoon on Mrs. Baume, sen., and also visited Mr. A. Kidd and Mr. T. Harie Giles, both of -whom are still on the sick list. The Prime Minister, while in Auckland, was presented with a massive kauri gum clock by Mr. G. Hannah, of this city, and who is on the point of leaving on an .extended tour of the world.