PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 17, 20 January 1914, Page 6

PERSONAL.

Dr. H. Endlich, of ;, the Sydney tfteamer yesterday te aub | a tour of 2few Zealand.:■ ' : ?.' j. Mt Hugh Erfcer, U>&, nts let some time in Mr Cuv ruth "at WhangaTei, he «*Htttf*-Bf; practice of 'Ins prjoleesiiraJßrfche city. Dr. Percy Foote, «».4*rJlr.!'rtil| Foote, of ing "from the .Hie s* p I Ayrshire. -.. Mr. W. C. ,S. I*TCte»ef ■ i|ickUaa;9 left by thie on aviiftS to the South. .'..'. ~ ''<& Mr. .J. A. Grimwood, of the Upm Steamship Company, arrived .in A«tkland yesterday, en route for Fiji, wi is putting up at . :.-... TMtors' by .*he Bweriek, yteteife who 'are "staying-.*!; •C«yß^- i Mi-i P. D.' Walker-iof; H." diiiateif enfl ; . ilriweren,-Mew fh-aw, Sydney. ■' ■ ■ - --.. si; Mr T. :S. IjEakp,, an: arrived 3>y <3ie from iiverpool. Mr. LuAe Us. the round trip in the vwßdr««eßieii*il:by Htm.' leake. Mr. W. man, accompanied *«c •_' passenger to Anddind jeeterd»y aftet; ; , noon Ijy ?Ore tSoycnHniait;Jrieiawr Hine , moa. . '■'."■.'■ : :'.- •• -- V 4 Mr. G. Anport,-IWer«eeriM*ry;iot|?: [Murine, is making toiiL". the Ntjrthern lighthouse ly the Hine-, moa,-sw«ch afmea** AeddaA day afternoon. Mrs. panying hkn. : , • ' .".■'•;:• It is understood wp% ~ y j - sentations are being brongl*4p'**«r r eej.';:. Mr. George Boildon, M»JOT.«* ; *ti*rr;: Lynn, to contest -the Grey Lym fieKJiV against the .sitting meaiieV^lt' 3ote' •, Payne, .at the general-efcctipne- nejt " December. / .•" r ' ; , '.■,' •: The-Hon. H. P. IBcB, Mrnwtef of In-,t ternal Affairs, met tl»fi«*T of boy immigrants on the A|Bmre tin* morning. ToTdayJteis«tte»Eßer*»^ssf"- lV : tine--tsrl matters, and to-matroir ;in<nißßg.-ne ■wiU leave by the «xprw for Rotoru», and Taupo. "Ketna**** AOcfclOTa on.? Wednesday of next,f* -M'-muStet, Trill proceed to B«n, «nd *ere j<to| the Hinemoa *or tie trhj round to. tM Kaipara. ■ . ~ ;' ". r ' 4 -. •'.:• Mr. James iffiskup, tary for Interw* AflSWi;.v j*d is in Auckland S».coinJ«*«^ w ™ n the investigstione of the W*e;»smoe, Accommodation Be«rd, waii*jee«npW!J. the Hon. iHJD. Beß r .afimster*l;fl«»«? , < 1 An-aire, to Kotoma aad row, and -will return io iW" ~" •week on Heparrinpnt»t4aMl* Canon Goodyear-died-ilCTriffgg*7» terday'at the age.ot«. «*? superintending Maori BaVi,f. Plenty <****&**£&£ the last of the sent out by the CSibw* :,«gP 1 Soc'ietv. He arrived in'-W«rov(Hi«e;j Bay) in 1876, an 4 went : 1883, and to Taurangft m leaves a widow, iwp ' daughters. He had been sfling-f?r s<M>>e weeks mentally. - lUr'r Constable D. Mnrphy, **£?&£& eight years taa been in «oeg*.g.-y" , Kreeman'e "Bay police dietnct, U» «". to moted to the Tank of lajM*: forthe South on Freeman's Bay, as is "weß ! difficult area -to poaM. •"» J?^S e ! Murphy's T ecord there .ia \**2?**£tl achievement in .the w»y » f -ISai ir peculiar people. Iα jh«« *?.W moval of a capable -pd** offi^"^ «Uy a matter for . almost as entailing the a friend, for white ***!*£££&■' duty -tliit earned the respect gratitude) of those with r, to deal—for Tiis befflfn 5 alike on the just ' ] Murpbywmbe-sbrtioneaatSlotaitCoo''. ,-| in "Weliington. • ;