PERSONAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 267, 9 November 1914, Page 4

PERSONAL.

jot. J. 1L 0. Eeulr,. of tha Custoais itaff. ■'Weilington. 'Ms been transferred to ■ Dune Sin. 1 1 Mr. William Brown, a resident of yew ' Zealand for tha last 50 years, Msi on ( Saturday at Waihj.. aged.-S3 j'Sears.' - • '' The Right Hon. W. F. 31asssy, Prime >tinister, hss acrived. from Wellington to open tae political campaign in Franklin. . ifc S. L. Somars; of Te Arohi. who has been speadij-jg a few day* in Auckland aeromparried' by , his.• wife; raturned. home- to-day I ilr. Robert Haxiison'. a pioneer <si theI West- Goast "died at Eumaja,; .HospituL iiist week. He had resided' in Jiew- Zcjl-'■'" land 60 years, and" nad" reached the ripe age of S3. , Mr. J. T. Julian, former chairman af : * the Auckland Harbour Board, wio with 3 hie wife, has been on a seven months' c j trip to the Old Cauntry; returned on ! | Saturday.- Owing to the war,- the cob- 1 I templatsd. Continental trip was :"o.t I underfiik«n. ( ; lit,. Justice Edwards met with, aa aocl- ! dent in Wellington. He was riding his •I motor crcle xt the Biain Eeserrs \vjien " , the Eiacliino skidded, and fiine into coi- | Hsion v-'i:h a. trazc-or. slr, Justice Ed- • wardi ,ce:.vfd. a shaking as. weU.-,as some cuts ibout his face. ■ I Mr. Charles Lotsghnan and Jacobs, of I legal firm of Louganan and -.-Jacobs, of Pa.lmer.ston Xortn. was in England when ( war broke out. His motorcar was com- < nnndeered by the military ,| and Mr. Loughnan promptly volunteering, < was sent to the front as ambulance car < driver. His eon, aged 20. late of the Wa- < I ngauui College Cadsts, also. volunteered, i jand received a lieutenant's'.cbmmissicn. . 1