PERSONAL ITEMS.
Mr J. Donaldson, stationmaster, Rangiora, left yeeterday for a trip to the North Island.
By the San Francisco mail the Hon. C. Louisson received a letter from his son, Dr. M. Louisson, of Guys Hospital, in which he statee that Dr. Kyre, in charge of the Bacteriological Department of Guy's, had been ordered to Malta to investigate Malta ferer. Dr. Louisson has been appointed by the Governors of the Hospital to take charge of the Bacteriological Department, and Research .Laboratory at Guy's. In this position he will give lectures to the classes, etc. Dr. Loiiie>on will also act as locum tenens for Dr. Eyre's private practice during his absence. The choir of St. Bartholomew's church, Kaiapoi, entertained Miss Wilkinson, and presented her with a necklet, locket, and greenstone heart. The Rev. J. Holland, the vicar, presented Miss Wilkinson with a handsome copy of hymns. A Hamilton teJegram <?tat<?e that Mr w!m> was taken to the Waikato Hospital on Wednesday suffering from gastric hemorrhage is progressing satisfactorily. The three oldert teachers in the Otago education service have resigned on superannuation, namely, Mr Milne (Givernhani). Mr Reul U'okoniainro), and Mr Barton (Portobello).
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12483, 20 April 1906, Page 7
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