PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 58, 7 March 1912, Page 4

PERSONAL.

Mr W. 8. Ridler. chief staff eleft *fi tlie New Zealand railways, arrived tj 9f Main Trunk train from WellingWi ttit morning on holiday leave. The Hon. J. A. Millar, Minister 4 Railways and Marine, who wM ; ikpteW; to arrive in Auckland this taortfflflj t»: not reach (here till to-morroW) MTfflf r been delayed in Wellington. • Mr H. E. Holladay, representing ti»: Pacific Exporting: Company, 6an Fnifr ciseo, and Mrs Holladay arrived fro* Wellington by to-day's Main Trunk er press, on their >way to Sydney ■ Mr W. T. Wilson, of PaHneßJJ* North, who was elected preside** wM* Amalgamated Society of Railway 6* rants of New Zealand on TneJsday,»» cngmeman in the railway «r#«»"T has been stationed for 22 years ti> Palmereton North.

Mr W. Milne of Oamaru, appointed one of the directors >*P n * , j ing the Government on the dirt*tM*» W the Bank of New Zealand. IgJ* "J Nathan, of Wellington, has,,""" *m pointed a director, in mweesnorUUg Harold Benuehamp, whose term oJ ow»| has expired. . ' Mr .T. S. Pahner president-of 4J**"; Zealand Licensed" Victuallers' ***"£; tion. and also of the Auckland •£■"*"£ lion, was presented yesterday aftOT with « handsome silver caftfcet pnrse of sovereigns by the tion as a token of the high »H rt *£"i held of Mr Palmer's f r ™^ d £g h » Beve-ridge. presrfent of the W«"™ B Association, made the presentation. Mr R. C. May. president " sen Salvage Company for tlw* treasure from the ed at the Auckland Islano*J* in Auckland, the ££*<ss visit being to Uke over the ***»« roa. whicn has been purchased "7 company. Captain Rorenaen, *£o »W in Airland, will accompany ttu! tion as diver. The AVa.ro. wffl .** next week for Dnned.n and «»&, bftWv leave thai port within a form* for the Auckland Islands. Mr William Dobson Hotebiii««j« ; well-known firm of HutchinsonßwjWg died rather suddenly last njgMi at residence. Rata .street. P°n.onbr. a an illness lasting only ten dflj. JMJ ceased, who w M ... Ms t*>£? %. year, had lived most of hit hj» » sonbv. and although never any inclination for taking part M affairs, was widely esteemed wj"*j« fine* of character «W?2|S* M ta of charity. The death of Mr »W----inson is the first berear«-rt <*», immediate family circle **£*?£'& fafher and mother of deceaaed «*"* lt t, in the enjoyment of He leaves a widow and dren, the eldest of whom »**32ttTw» The 'funeral left his late r***"*^ tifjang to the eateem j^tfedjMMribfjfl.-