PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12481, 18 April 1906, Page 7

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Tlie Hon. A. Pitt arrived in Christchurch yesterday afternoon. The Hon. J. Higg arrived from Wellington by the Mararoa yesterday morning. Tho Hon. H. F. Wigram arrived! from th<> South by tho tirst express ytijterdjiy afterneon. Mr E. W. KcJph (Ra.ngiora) returned by the express on Monday. Mr Gix). (iould returutHl from Culverdon by Monday evening's North cx-pre.-ij. Mr J. Wood (Mount Somers), Mr j H. E. AlacGovviin (Willow liridge;, Mr Pea the (Mount Somors), Mr ajid Mrs W. Liimbie, Mr J. Collins (Lhinedin), Mr A. lliittruy, Mr T. W. Stringer, Mr J. Hislop, Mr J. Batger (Haauner), aJid Mr M. G. Sharp arrived in Christ- : church yesterday. • Hon. T. Y. Uunioan and Lieutenant- ; Colonel Clayton left fer Wellington by ) the Mararoa last night. Mr Iklgertoii lU'icl and Mr A. Pearton left for tlie South ly die second express yestenlay morning. Mr J{. Friedlander Jeft lor Ash.hurton yesterday afternoon. Mr H. Montgomery (Auckland), Mr J. Thomas (Melbourne), and Mr A. WhitePivrs!>n« (.Wellington) wero recent calloiK at tla> locjul Tourist Office. _ The Native .Minister (the Hon. Jaa. \ C.irioll). who has Iwn to his bed at Wellington for alxmt a «wk. is now able to move about v little, an<l Jk , hopes to Ik- at hi> office aguin Ik 1 - , fort' the end of the week. Mr 11. Morgan, who Ins left New Plymouth on promotion to the Christ- ; church Supreme Court ofhee, was farewelled la>t Friday night by Uie iikmii-b'-rs of St. Miiry's cheir. and presented with a token ot cvitcym. i