PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11525, 6 March 1903, Page 5

PERSONAL ITEMS.

i Mr 11. F. Chamberlain, engineer to the. Tramways Board, and Mrs Chamberlain, arrived fionn Sydney by the Moeraki yesterd.iy. Mr" and Mrs D. ?. Anderson (Newstead, New South Wales), Mr J. S. Horsfall (Melbourne). Mr Kurt on, Mr Chamberlain, and Mr J. Scott arrived ia town yesterday. Mr F. Hooper, Mr W. Elsdon, and Mr E. Watersion lefo by the express for the South vtsTcrday morning. Mr J." Burfuaiau left for Little River yesterday morning. Mr" A. Barron kft by the North train vesterdny evening. r Mr G. GlanviL'e left for Wellington by last night's steamer. Hon. H. Feldwick (Southland "News"), Mr G. Bell (Ducedin "Star"), and Hon. W. McCuUougb are in town. Mr H. J. Wynne- (Wolliarton), Mr J. A. Henderson (Mc-lboeme), Mr nod Mrs Thompson (Duaedin). Mr D. H. Wood (Ducedin), Air W.. Beatt-y (Dunedin), Mr Gilfilb.n (Auckland), Mr 0 Bartholomew (London), Mr A. C. Stoughton (London), Mr Gibson, sen., and Mr Gibson, jun., are visitors to this city. ;

Mr G. Magnus. Mr B. H. Hill, Mr P. Dinwiddie, Mr R. Gilir.our, Mr A. R. Xluir. Miss Locock. and Miss Paterson wont north by last night's steamer. "The members cf the Sprintjbum Dorcas Sockty, on 'YVcdnesdriV, presented Mis.* Wcs-fbrojke with a -han-isonie silver teapot on the occasion, of her apprcnching marriage. Mrs Drayton, en behalf of the Society, mad£ the presentation. On Monday evening last t:ic Civil Service Rifles presented Sergeant F. C. Thiele with a. handsome Japanese cabinet on the occasion oi Mb marriage.