PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10269, 11 February 1899, Page 7

PERSONAL ITEMS.

The Hon. John McKenzie is a passenger by the Rotomabana, to arrive this morning from Wellington. -/ • Captain Willis was a passenger for Wellington by the Monowai yesterday. Sir Robert Stout was a passenger for Wetfingtan by the same steamer. Professor; PifctCorbett was a passenger from the south by. the Monowai yesterday. Mr John Roberts, chairman of the direc- > tors of the Mosgiel Woollen Company, was in town yesterday. Mr L. Conrad, of Adelaide, and Mr Geo. Marks, of Adelaide, are in town. " Visitors to town include Mr F. C. Perry, of Meadowbank, Mr and Mrs Macyean and Miss Fraser, of Melbourne, Mr and , Mrs J. B. Pascal, Mr G. H. Oatway, of Dunedin, Mr E. H. Cameron, of yfafoaatio, . Mr L. Tripp, of Wellington, Mr Leslie H. Reynolds, of Dunedin, Mr A. F. Ellis, of Sydney, Mr M. V. Ross, of Wellington, Mr J. Duncan, of Melbourne, Messrs James and Wm. MoLollan, of Wellington, Air H. Macandrew, of Wellington, ami Mr W. R. Curaton. Mr and Mrs S. J. * Nathan and Miss Nathan, of Auckland, are in town. Mr P. Studkolme was a passenger by the express from tho south last night,, Mr E. Herring, of Alford Forest, was a .passenger by the same train. Mr E. G. Wright, M.H.R., for the south yesterday. Mr A. Hart and Miss Hart left for Timaru yesterday. Mr G. M. budgery, of Sydney, left for the north yesterday. Mr G. Brown left for the south yesterday. Mr J. F. Wilkinson, of Sydney, left for the north yesterday. ' i Mr F. A." Joiner left for the south ■■■ day. ■,-.'.■ • ■' ■/'.'. ;.'■■■< .r V Mr J. B. Littlejohn, Mr J. 0. Taylor, and \ ( Mr J. W. Duncan, of Geelong, left for the • south yesterday. j Among the passengers who went-gouth by : yesterday's express were Sir John Hall, ■" and Mrs T. Bassett, the Rev. H. T. Purchas, Mr E. S. Harley, and Mr S. C. Maddison.