PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 127, 29 May 1914, Page 2

PERSONAL.

(Mt. end Mrs. Adiins, of Mount Eden, and Mr. and Mra. CJatton. of Devonport, I -ft ill leave by tlie Navua on the 10th ■ prox., on a trip round the Islands. I Alt. John Court was last niirht reelected 'Deputy-Mayor of Aticki-and for ! the pn«T]in<; year. Mr. Court made the customary declaration prior to the ordinary nweting of the City Cooncil, m<r which he presided in the absemv o.f the Mayor. Ste-phen R. S.kitiner. of Onp'iuntra, left by the M:iin Trunk train last evenins on a six weekn' tour through New Ze-iland. an,) across to Melbourne and Sydney, whence be returns direct to Auckland. I{■■ is accompanied by Mr. (i. (Vildham. Arrhl.is.hop Redwood, of Wellington, is setting ihir this «'veninj on one of Thomas Cook and ""on* - ronnd-th"-wor'd tours. Up proceed? from Welingrton by the i.M-aunjranui to patch the I' and <>. ! ; ncr Ma.loji at <Sydnov. whence he lrjvp'w to Marseilles :ind pontimuv hi< joiirnj'y to London. The Archbishop will return to New Zealand by wny of tihp Fnite.,] states, rotebinp the pteiimer fo r Wellington at San ?'ram ,: «ro. An old pioneer _whn?e hijh peiso ill he niieeed in the Ksukaptkapi 'lir'ri't .by the death of Mr. .lolin >iiif--,ir. Deceased, who bad reachel the rip,-. a-'P of 7P year*, s.-ttled in l.hp d'ntriet'iicurl.v half a century apo. after ha-i >nr e\p r enr-cl Ihe vieWitufe of g.;\) (.r ( >k ! in Dt.i-,. and AVemland. α-ul h'.s h -re. Sunnr-idc. u-,is rpffitxl'd ns j iro V home-tead and hoMinrr. He ij siif. ivel by his widow nn.l prown-up fimilv nf . Colon,-! F. S. lle,rd. Chief of the Hen , era! will be returning to Knphind , in July -e\t. It i< tinders; oo,! that Major .Tohnstotie. ..,t pn< ( . m '„ In Hi. .i- u> t.ike tie plie- f Colon-] F.. \V. I". Ohaytnr.rtf I'.iltnerfton North, uho V to ' l>o transfprred to the Don mi n hn*l- ] oinrt-ers. Colonel V. S. Srinth. ~!, er ■ loinmandinj the Cnnlprliiry mili arv 'is ; inVt. will der-irt shortly for K:i:.'lnn,| on : :s ; x nion'li-' loave. hia plac,. behis ti'en ■ by Colonel R. A. ChafTev.