PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 272, 16 November 1910, Page 2

PERSONAL.

His Excellency the- Governor (Lord Islingtoih) entertained a thousand gueets-a-t ''Elniwood.." Clinisfchurch, at a garden party, yesterday afternoon. iFn<i Excellency left for WellLrigton last night. ■ ~ Arrivals at the grand--Hotel iby tMs morning's- 'mail .train include Mr." "and Mrs. M. George, of AVellington.; Messrs. A. Osborn and A.. Spencer Watts,. of Sydney; 11. Young, of- Wellington-; and J. B. yhaw, a Queensland visitor. Mr. .Robert Bradley, senr., an old resident; of Levin, who -eaane to New Zealand with, the 14th. RegTment and fougit in the Maori! War ' ■trhdV-r " Greneral Cameron, died on -aged seventy-three years. Mrs. Jorj', wife of the Rev. J. D. Jory. who recently left for Wellington on account of the serious illness of her- -son, is now herself dangerously ill, and Mr. Jory hao left hurriedly for the Southern city. Mr. J. M. Cochrane, accountant at Waihi 'branch of the National Bank, was tendered a farewell eveneng at the Waihi Club on Saturday, the occasion being Oiis leiwing to join the staff in the Auckland office-. Mr. Oochxane was the recipient of a silver flask from the menrbera-of the club. The members of the Auckland Sunday School Union met in the Pitt-street Methodist Churcih Jast night to welcome home Mr. George Winstone and. his son, Dr. K. C. Winstone, who just returned to Auckland, after a long txrar in Europe and America. The function took the form of it social, avtwJaieh- addressed of welcome -were delivered 'by various speakers. Mr. Winstone ■was the Union's delegate at the World's Sunday School Conveation at Washington, and. in reply to the welcoming speeches lie had soanebhing interesting to say ; by way of reporting the business done at the convention.