PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 11006, 2 July 1901, Page 5

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mrs Miles and! Mb* Miles left for the south by yestterday'a express, Mr* Styles was a -paasanger for tho south by the w_n© train. Mja» H**»u__na aisn. went south yesterday morning, Mtes Mary Medklajobn was a passenger for the south by yesterday morning's expresa. Mr W, Hervey arrived from Faarlie yesterday. Mr J. H. Kin-selia, Dnnedin, is in town. Mks Merry left for the south yesterday morning. Mr W. W. Frauds was a passenger from the south yesterday eraiing. Mr G. He__Hto-rGt_v_» is in town. Mr Hair _rriv*ed in town yesterday. _.T A. E. iAW-aoce was a passenger from the south ye-tarday* Mrs WiQj-m Men*e~ left for the south yesterday morning. Mr W. A. Kent arrived from Timaru last ndght. Mr R. Slater left for the south by yesterday's express. Mr E. G. Isaac wa_ a. paewnger by the same tTaio Mr William Gifkins also went- souwi tbe same train. Mr W. J. Palmer arrived from the couth yesterday. Mr T -Cook was <_ passenger from ihe south by yesterday evening's express. Mr -'. Maekemrie came north by the same train. iur Kemplin, Dunedin, ra in town. Mr John li. Jopp Jeft for the south by yesterday rooming- exnreas. Mr W. F. Roche left _y the same train. Captain, Carr was a passenger from the south by yesterday evening's express. Lkarterant Edgar came north by the same train. Mr Duncan Cameron returned to Methven yesterday. Mr J. H. Williams arrived in this city from Melbourne yesterday. Amongst the passenger? for the. South by tbe express ve-terday were:—Mr T. W. Waite, Mr H. J. Wynne, Mr W. J. M'Gown, and Mr A. P. O'o*__g__n.