PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 75, 29 March 1913, Page 9

PERSONAL.

■—■ Mr. Frank Joseph, of Sydney, is at present in Auckland, and id staving at the Central Hotel. Mr. E. A. Tanner (Wellington) is on a visit to Auckland. He is staying at the (.'rimd Hotel. The death _ announced h.v Press Association cable of the Bishop of St. Albans. Rev. hklgar Jacob. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raynes. with their daughter, left by the Mokoia this afternoon on a tour of the Old Country and the Continent. General Codlcy's proposed visit to England, to be present at the autumn I inanoein res. has liei-n approved, and he. will leave when the New Zealand training cunps end. returning in about six months. Mr. A. Tonson Oarliek was a passenjger for Wellington laat night by tho j .'.lain Trunk express. Mr. Garltck is .leaving on a nine months' visit to the j Old Country. j The Rev. Murk Sutton, vicar of Holy I Trinity < hurcli, Devonport, who leaves I for England on Monday, was entertained by his parishioners at a social on Thursday, and presented with a purse of I Canon MeMitrray, of St. Mary's Cathedral, who has been recuperating Jut the Great Barrier for the past few 'weeks, alter his motor «ir accident at 1 Nelson, ha.i returned to Auckland greatly , l.enchtcd by the change. ! Mr. \\. K. Hush, chief clerk of the jiv.'i.ii ie i'lent Corporation, Ltd., who is I .-coring hi:. 1 oiiticetion to take up a ! pron incut position with the South BritI isli Insurance Company, was presented I with a handsome set of pipes and a toj biicco pouch a n a token of good-will from j the slatr. Mr. Charles E. Palmer, the distriit manager, made tbe presentation I I.ml referred feelingly to the good quali : ties of Mr. Bush, who has born connected ! wilh the Ocean Company for the past j tii-l-.e years.