PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12711, 25 January 1907, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

His Excellency tfce been advised that Admiral a'sts the Australian fleet, will Visit Me*'M__j land about the middle of ,*r*l«»| Herr and Madame w kla*rV*fJWß| Auckland Ordhestrsl Auckland by the Mararos _resba»t|H|if Mr J. I>. MoOraoken <(>tstk; MgPljf P. M. Butterworth, Mr. AvJkggHßi (Sydney). Mr A. Frodaham mmgKKm Mr and Mrs Lelierre, Gunster arrived in fcowm''JMffluSf?. morning. , , « .''_______u_Hrs Sir William Steward, .laaV'PjgMgNK Dr. Gabites and Miss Tait, Mr J. H. Ik*, and lpWWwm left for the south yetrterdajf. ';;SlalS| Mr and Mrs W. Msofarifse, Stelfox (Manchester), left J l *"f"iKll the West Coast. ■ -_S«Mfl Miss Marie Narell*, Mr ■ **^l*ffl& : Fentress, and Mies O'Shea, VOmW*M! sengers for the West Coast piffMl Captain G. A Prewe North), is s visitor to CMtW^pjKl present. ___jLt«»sai i _fW Mr Farquhar YoHtur.. -fc* «*Mg_it Dunedin basso, who has made .•..-jglilE for himself in operatic, *f"_* M SES|j' elocutionary circles, has b# *__.'flraK§r ferred to Christchurch, where stationed for tU> next »x n«£&s/& Mr M F. Wilson, civil who has been selected by f» f**M*& Coode and Son, engineers, Ww*. X* Jf come out to got data on 1^_ t _Jlsa|; a report on Lyttelton Harbour ■■flgflm sion, including the proposed canal "f"l» Sumner to Christchurch, wtll tmlfSVJj, the Warrimoo _ J^li Mr T. llonayne, General Railways, accompanied by Brattie. chief mechanical engineer, *»» Mr J. Coom, chief engineerJor,»fsjii. ing railways, arrived from WeHinis-JWfc by the Mararoa yesterday. . <-* fJ|s * Among the passengers from «9m& t jm the Warrimoo is Sir Charles CWajW an old New d ™^«lS* to Js# made his home m England ™Jfi*ss vfsrs P«rt. Sir Charles '» *"liT,si termed in New Zealand and ness interests in the <*>*>«7- n accompanied by his son, tyf "%>'__T,M cf the and after completing his ****"& s§s New Zealand will retnrn Horn* V»neouver. . ;{' : -^