PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12937, 17 October 1907, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

• The Hon. ,H. Felditfek, U!L"JO. t ,ii&l rived from the South by.the fimt f&M 1 press yesterday, and left for W«llita*U tort jn the «r»ning< - ' '• •" ' X'< ,'.f Mr G. W. Huhpe left tor VjUfogton £* lafit.night. J'JJ$ Arrivals in the city y<eterday affMwfjf noon and ovening included C»Pt*in M*# Mrs Sinclair (U*nmer), G. St. 6hfcrpf| (Lincoln), 0. F. Alexander, J. W. C. Bright (Dunedin), R. (Oaraoru), IT. Fleming (loTerc*rgUlj»-3 J. Jackson, W. Erans (Timaru), 'J.'f, Hopkins (Sydney), *W. . M.- f r (Waimate). _ "•-.*'& Major Hugnoe, the Bcv. B. F.SJ Blamir«s< Lieutenant Beattie, end Mr P. Cemp'beU loft for.Wellington l>y toe< Botomahana kwt nigit. , _ (. Messrs D. Buddo, M.H.R., H. W. Milne, and A. Tucker left for Wei* •< lington by tho Zealandii le*t erening., ,* Mr and Mrs B. P«f-c eengers for Napier by the Zeelandi* . I\t G. €. left for Gwborne, j and Mr C. E. Finch for Auclland by 4 the Zealandia last night. '^ At a meetine of U» O.Y,a, •* .j the canip at the Shmv Grounds oaflrt- , ; tirday night, Lieutenant G. X. Khodw . wa« «lect«d to the command of the - conn in place of, Acting-Captain , t Buchanan, who h» *<*W*f™ +»£ 1 of his approaching departure on ft two years' vi£*Jt to Owat Britain. . ' \.\ * Miss Smith, daughter of Mr Amelm "Am- of gj. ;| tome at Dunedin,tnll retire on J»ee- . Dietrict Conciliatfon Board on Jlondar evSL Mr W. MiMon w« appointed ~. ch A ir pSi Aseocietion tele K r e m from ~; Blenheim .t.tes that the «jn»g . irJived to witneaelhe ceroniony. !'<