PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 164, 13 July 1910, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Sir Rowland P. V _ Bay, is a visitor at § Captain W. F. rawa, was-a passenger -from VnT***by the Ngapuhi last iiij° Dord Plxmket, ex-Gmal* Zealand, left -AdelaideuSw°_ ■*•» the ILM__. Macedonia * for S&V Messrs. H. J. TJlph, of'S^3^*' ; ■ Anderson, of son, of Dunedin, are at at the Grand Hotel." --* ' T S^h S .A" PHm P s ' of ■Poasonhv 1„ " •by the Maheno nextMondayf_..*_* tojoin the Orient Oxsova for London. . - **^ ■Mr A. G. Marshall, ILL of VV on Monday •Mrf-WSSS of assistant Professor -of ■*_l_tu.^ s and Physics at CanterburyColef^ B . Mr. P. Hercus, of. eral manager -of -the E__a P(n '» Company, is at present oaiS 1 Auckland, staying at the: Gr_DJ« Mr Kenneth Sisam, this ve_&**»tfr Scholar "from New Zealand, mW Auckland "by the Victoria on W& inst., and will join the P. _b_'_- : i!S Mongolia at Sydney for I^ndan."^" Dr. A. S. WoMmann,Vibalneoloasi a( Rotorua, leaves with Mrs Wo£__ next Monday on a -three holiday trip to Australia, in Be»S improved health for Mrs WoHm^ Mr. D. Dinnie, ex-police >co l _mij^ m _ for the Dominion, arrived by -__* SSi train from Wellington during the week or .moire in Auckland is stopping at-the CW| HoteL "* * *'' ;• "•■ '■:■'■ ■- %*■./ Captain W. H. Me__.e_a_a-of -C-afej. bury, and Mr. A. B. Knight,pi. jfijgj.: virke, are at presantr stoppisg Central Hotel. *Captam^Me-_l_ba-i,.i* M has been on.a trict, returns home on Jiiday :&»■% Main Trunk express. 'VvVV.. Messrs. Harry and George' __wood. the clever Christchurch leave for London, en route -to "Mem, by the Arawa to-morrow. iMr3L _, Home, manager of- the Dres3ei-_i_ Company at Christchurch, wlb is proceeding Home on business,- -?si_--see _j gifted lads safe to their destnafia. The Rev. G. B. Monro has just pleted thirty-three years ot :em_z_ ministry -in-.St. -Duke's -ChuicliV_g-_ era. Ills ministerial -refEraiViiivfiis Presbytery -recognised this' by. entefeia. ing him at. tea in- Mrs - -Alp foom_ yesterday evening. -Be\t.:;iL:S Bertram, in name of .tho._!_bs(aiii_i I presented Mr. Monro withJVa"*gol4'mounted fount_in l peh.--__-BV W. _, Dixon, I. Jolly, T. f Robertson/ 4nji R -Somexville spoke.ln .bearty .aggred-Uia of Mr. Monro's longand^Vfaif__J ministry.. Mr. Monro suitably' 'i_*li_ The death is reported of _jr-tb vM -leDougall, who bas "beeh.Vassbmfcd with. Bluff from its very early/dais, *_; MeDougall was employed -fifijagVnj-a condenser on the barque -Hying _fiii; which was conveying sheep to.-New land about 1563. On. arrival at Muff lis ship was wrecked just outside 'the In"hour. He decided "to remainr-in .til colony, and sent Home for "his ■*__%, Mr MeDougall was engaged in maayefr: terprises, and among others be askfei Mr -Conyets with:--tfi'e-iaflway ' ifem. tives,- fitted ,np .tie. machiiieiy Vra,E< • ii&-^-S^anrdreciJ After eight; years of nous work, Artiideacon Cole _as ;gsfai the Bishop to accept his resignation ii head of the.-Taranaki Ar"c_.deacoi_j ) ''oiiF ing principally, to; the '•increasing woris in connection with his position as-Supo. i intendent of the Home Mission ot ffir diocese. The Rev. F. G. Evans, yku of St. Mary's, New Plymouth, bass. cepted the position on :eonditi6n that s definite sum per annum sh_fl.. be raised in the Archdeaconry towards the acta! expenses of the position, -viz;,* traveDilg, bouse rent, pension and., correspondence, The only unsatisfactory point in cobnectibn with Archdeacon . Cole's •"■woik, said the Rev. "Mr iEJvans ill addraaiij. ■his parishioners on Sunday. . been that it -has-' not been paid for." ■ - - ■-.:.-./.-- ■..,.— -.'-". • ;