PERSONAL NOTES FROM LONDON.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12282, 28 August 1905, Page 9

PERSONAL NOTES FROM LONDON.

, LONDON, July 14. ||l|f^'L.' ; D. Daltqri 'in the . Mother Country on a ||| visit to relatives and friends. She |lfli|is*M.towards the end of June by the WsF%*nd. O. steamer Himalaya, end will to leave on her return to the $||g|jjy, via. Australia, by the BrifcanniA, f«"^^ e samo nc ' on 18th. Mrs %ssirijjsaa has hecn staying with friends in fllflffious parts of Surrey, end in London, lifilk* 3 kft ilais week f0I " Yorksllire end 4!p-£ji«jste'r. Southsea, Plymouth, Exeter, Pilfad '•'"■ 'Kidderminster , are among the |lwst&*r places which Mrs Balton lies a'rvisit during the remainder of 0j wr .'tiß».h.er©.. . ■ ' . "■ .' l;^:-5I Lambie, of Kyle, Oantermember of tho Lyttelton HarBoard, also of tho Ashburton Wi (j o onty Council and other public bodies, '«$ i< on. • short vieit to the Old Conn try, ;g'j fotfa'g been granted bix months' leave fe'efebsenoe from his publio duties in |j|flje colony. Hβ left Auckland on tho April last, and came to Suva by blstfc *•*• Moura, end went on to Van'o'caaver by the s.s. Manuka. After a visit to Seattle and Yekima city, oatne by the Canadian-Pacific railacross the Rocky Mountains and SftCbtttdai taJcing numerous side tripa, and en route the Canadian Governsfjjjeic: Stoto experimental, farms at Head, in the province of Assimand Guelph, in Ontario. Here r||'3lr Lenibie collected much valuable jni%fonl(»Hon viith reference to agricultural which on hie return to New K|,§seal4nd he will publish for tho benefit |#ef -hw brother farmers. After a> prostay in Ontario among' Canadian Mr Lornbio came via Toronto, ! fa'Niagara and New York, and crossed tho ff&Ulaatio in the , Cunard liner c.c. sSsluOßJiia, arriving at Liverpool on tno Since landing m England '3s)& hsfl 'visited- tho Royal Socioty's show %z*t Perk Royal, near Willesden, also the llHighlemJ Sooioty's chow at Glasgow. ?lv After a visit to Ireland, the lele of Man, iMnd"v« short Continenfaftl tour, Mr Mlimbie intends to return-to New Zea-msm&'-about the end of October next, SKtmveTling via Suez, Colombo and Aus-Wr-.ul' Adam Cbalmera (Lyttelton), who % ,:> J>as been, on etftort visit to the Mother PCotmrry, took his departure, from LonW'doa yesterday by the New Zealand Ship'fepuig Company's' eteamer Turaliina, on Sflie way back to the colony. , Interesting tennis matches!" are 4 still If going on, and yesterday the competition l«>r.;the Davb International Cup was ,i'begun at Queen's Club. The competLngf were France, Austria, America, f and Australasia. In the afternoon Mr I, A. F. Wildina met) and beat M. 0. yon bWeaeely, of Austria., by three eete to ? one, the eoores being.4—6, fr—3, l—s, ■^B—l. Yesterday Mr N. E. Brookes, of ■Australia, defeated R. Kind (Austria) Iby tbree sets io love, 6-1, 6-0, 6-2. & 'taafc saw the-las* of, the play ; ;at "Wimbiedori in «pnnecU<rn> with, the |; Lawn' Tennis Championships. Norman I' Brookee, of AastTaiia, nudtr H.»I/* Dor |: herty,' tie holder of the Singlee Chara- | pionabip, but after »', magninoent game I-''- he waa beaten by three oete k> love, and ; Doherty thus retains the titto of champkai for the fourth yepr in euoocesion: ! In Brookes ;he haA a. formidable op-' '"■ poneni. to m©ct>, and he brought out all ;« hia'forcea agalnst him/- Mr F; A. Vaite; : writear-lheb, when and Doherty F" oame into t<he central court it.- was eeen : t , that •' -the former again: wore> rather * a r jaded look,-and to tihelkeea observer 1 ib wee apparent that' ithe cruel tourna-, meit strafe had told its tel<£;.; Hejcon- •; iiiraes:—"Probably never in the history fe.'of Jawn tennis hae suoh a brilliant feat ©been performed ac will 4- ; tho deeoerit of Norman Brookes oh ■p'Wimbledon-to be tetoembeired'fdr-ißffny f|,ft|: J6ng : day.*fHe weaw it hia'telt; on iSr!the.:,flißt time bt aakSng,. the Boalpe of 3^fifsk.v , biwerf as' G.'!W. ; ■HiHyard, : :»P.-;I/.: : Bise-' Pey;'-VU- W, jQore, and S. H., Smith, and. ?r' ; ;until- he met 'the imperturbable base* Kliin«t , 'hie''.had nbi.loisb-»■»*.■'•••.-:■'■->'-Wti%i;'*m informed that Mr. Hampden has i;''completed the statue of the late- 1 Hon. I'W.moßeston; it ; will be chipped io tho ■in ; tJhe /of ■; the* ■: next"' few paiije, sM -.will mimaifceli ,b>;ereoted , ;in rfeCßinste!hurch. ■■■•■-■..■•■ ■"■ , ■ "■■■ : - ,

(Dunedin) ac|ioompanied. ! b;p' lie* wife and daughter MoDiarmid, auriv&d in Ixsidori giowerd tjbe jcod of laet week after an tourin Canada, AmerJcay: Iref Scotland.:.;. At-, the. eonbhision ; of eonra business which he has to .attend i#U?in London, Mr iund. Mrs Adams, Miss P ; MpDiarmid will leftTO l fwr Bwiteerlaiid, and they will take their 'departure - for New Zealand, ?jiifo Cape fl»d' Melbourne, from Ltverfpool an the 3rd August. ■■.-.;>■;•-;. a:- -.v; fei£Mr; E. G.,JolUooe, w-ho has.been out Stof 'Landon for : eonie/ raontfce, bos just f' returned .temporarily "to town with Mrs JelKcoa. A portion or JjUie dotenral Jie bae spout at Liverpool, * Since then he .has been ■ Tieit *to'the-Channel fWttto;:':?Mr.' and Mts Jelliooe leax* next week by, the awtv .tucbine Victorian, for CHui»da, Y.tbey will make Or stay of come duration,, j fMr>JeUiot» goes' in the interest of the IvEnMish Liberal Party, alee of the Free-' and of the unemployed. ..Hβ I utipae to appeal effectually ..to *he Cana;; I'dune es bomeideratttm of tbefEmpaje" confined to" ..the '.- &?^y,'bui aroV ititeftMlyi V by the Liberals : : -;and-'yl , ilWhiwß.--.'- If-: contrary ■■ to- erpe6te*4ori," a eleotiori in t&6 United; King*; KWfivJjtoeld- take placeythie year,\;■.Mγ MefIJKW would,; of couTsfc' (remain ainil s|s«pijiXto;'-'the bitter eid , ' fewl'tiwpopl'-' **«*»• .^hie';?:chanoe9 , .j:,: for. Mwcfcs ha has roasom> to'"t2iin.k are §»lw;favoureble. If. on the otter hand, Srt-Wwnld be quite cleaT *hat 4ihero will ®MM general olection before the middle P*rt of next yj&ar, wen , Mr itfmSHMii Jelliooo will go. oil; to N« w ffiSSeiilaiid by way of Vanopuver;- partly; sworder iiiat Mr Jellkoo may look into mattem of.; business «JidV partly fflus: 'both'- he and ihae wife may ieee numerous foiends in the ookmy. kp|6pld he make this trip, iri}}, of , back in the Mother Country g#iriy M -iiext year. •.•'"•. ■'.'' ' : '- .' ),: : r ' : ' '■ '■'■' ■M^Oiei.Nmr- ■'. Zealand Shipping ComSBpj*e'b.B. Turakina eailed Irom LonSswp , yesterday; commanded by Captain m*gtom. Blar W. Bcedle, Cb3i, i«she medioel officer on *6ara^'; : -,ie>e will aail;from Plymontlii:topaorrow, and the oJßoial list of saloon ??|jjawH»jjera on board ie es , follows.*-— pfbei Rer; W. J. Boßen, tiro Her. W. IfeDuiTOd. Dt. T. F. TelfoTd, Mr and ■mfr'U C. 0. Cary end famfly(4), Mrf #s,vM.-. R. .Tones. Mr 3 D. 8u?&oFland; |M»«;M. R. Workman; Mra M. S! Good- !**»* ; Mis«- M. Boare. Mise A; Medto. |*»BBv,Mi. Vjngoe. Sleears P- Mennefl; Sprayf W. a Battiahill, P. *|W»n,iD. Gardyne, F. A. Stapleton-|-G9r000., The Tarakiina carries about mJO. paasengerfl in the third claee..' Ptlttr Walter Kenamway, C.M.0., Per-. SeciPetary to the London office P«Jithe New Zealand Ctovernteent., is "taking bis annxial holiday; he baa Itooe to Swit»erland., On tlie return Keiroaway, at tie end of tM iJJtfrrent moath, : 'Mr Reeves will take hie Ifrtttuol hoJkbyi : ;-: week's calJors at the.: London |j«soe of the New Zealand Government imf* included:—Mr »nd Mrs N. F: B. §X*Tma (Auckland), Mr R. D. Tosswill feCßoade Dopaitment, New Plymouth); $Mr.;-;Wi Maodonald (Dunedin), Mrs Pinoe tiie'Rev. ?T* feW. (Hawerdea), Mr•.-.^. J VC. . Hanna ifAaokknd). Mr Percy E. W*bb (WeiPogtoii »nd the Gold Coast),vMr;H. p*rk«r ;(WoUing^), ; Mr Lv E. Gifford

Mr and Mrs Teschemaker (Marlborough). Mr James Russell (Wellington), ' sir B- iid Mr M. Ruseell, Miss King (Neleftn)i ;Mise C' Brewer (Stratford), JlrJcihn A. Hughes (WesfcS»rt), Mr and Mrs E. Hiorns and the ieses Hiorne (Chrietchuroh), ;Mr Artlhur Dendy, Mies M. E. Lloyd (Wellingbon), Moss Florence Armstrong (Christehurch). . r