PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12827, 11 June 1907, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Messrs 0. C. Tothill (Ihi__ajSHHi\ S. F. Grigg (Dunedin), P. <>V_tt9H»jE.(Wellington), A. R. C. Kilian Somen.), T. H. Nolan /r> "i Geo. RuUiorford (Dalethorpo) tnm^raj^i. Mr H. A. Tronchnrd, of by the Huapehu on Friday, <xSx>_______MkA montiis' trip to England. <'rs_____Ws Mr B. Bauer, whoso bourne was reported in our in Saturday's issue, is VtylfflSgß___m throughout New Zealand, wh<gggsl||Hp, had a large circle of friends. f lßiS|BH»fe exceedingly popular. The violent death, came as a Rf_s_______&(_ to his many friends in GhristehjmUH||£ Mr A. A. Longdon, tho Brr_j__re___Hfllla representative of the late '.'f-____sl_S tion el Exhibition, left fo. on Saturday night.- Be r,s_mwßjßM[ to append ■: two or • t~rta«MHHH|§ in the fiotitii, Island, lfnf|H|Hf the Wanganui '" River/ , ; and other places, bo'ore sailing wHUfflffißr land. On the night hefoHt:hmWMmmm> turo from. Christchurch was entertained at a Unittvl Service Hotel by <rftfWM_____Mt friends ho mode, during this -city... ?■ A quartette ' jis'lfOsß______ll tlie Lieaertafelecaine , entertainment! as *, ■ for % departing; ' «n>ploy*C^,;L*^ _\W^ was _eld, .and lad '^F?&jf.-.*^!^'^ Goi-O* Hm_A signing his position with,■them to take ut> -n Messrs ttyl.' J oo "^',*^, Soh*,^M|^« o Mr Rasmu__.iv' Department, having been WBmS_____a from Springfieki to day evening.presented Willi A outfit -by his felkiw v employeesiv t silvor-mountedFumb_eUa hers of the. Springfield Bras*oß»ft§§HHp. 'which' 'he had been a member silM^ o_' in the "Otago Daily Times'* libff-ffflHMi presentation of.»,aPld _iain suit case was made to 'the ■BMlsm_____m [ Paul. M.t.0., who is neotion with the staff to u)hlm 'new political lincton.: Ml* George FenwioM-stUHHBn had all. found Mr Paul to V ..lIJBHII oeedingl y.goo_' follow,■■■. whether ranks of the linotype other branches of the"'office' felt sore that nowMr Paul h^'mm____t^m on a different walk in lifo he wOlaraHHK his bent attention yto his 5 duties, and to the many * m V<^M________M, tera that would his province. He (A£r esteemed Mr Paul, rM wm;|l^^H| he woold wit* hm'•' wish_ from one and aH. Paul, in replying, said that, Jtthu ties, life his: solo aim benefit hk follow*-oolonistß. was sorry ta sever his the "Times" staff, ■^ia,.nT^^f^,_M______m ence in the Legislative bo much wider, and ho would ,h^H_____l portunities of doing work Cor hi* JJiIWBB men which ho could not his present rjosttion, no much liberty was given him. edthey would all give hint: ■<^m______m einoority of motive nt all that he;j_|S___Bl The following were. visitort\ mer Springs last : we*k:~~At Mt Ijjkson (Sumner), Miss Best ; churcn), Mr J. R. Morton, Mp Callender, Mr - Beavan, MesstillßHWl m (Christchurch). , At Tho v Si_ffMH| MoKe .?.io (Invercargill), Mi'm Huddleston (Timaru), Mr J. (Lawrence). Mr W. S. Adams -oi_______m Afr S. Coleman . Byrne, Afr T. Cutler (Cfcriirtcbui-hWJMm B. S. Corlett (ftotorua), Mr. M&V_M__W] Atveo (Christchiirch), Mr Mi JEMHHH Mr T. E. Port (Uivcrton), Mr T)tM___f_m Air J. Shaw (Timaru).- At" WqwlMWk House: Miss'J). Ruthorford, Mrs|MMH| ledge: At Glenalvon: Mr on ")llSHK Faulkner (Waimsfce).