PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13612, 22 December 1909, Page 7

PERSONAL ITEMS.

The H< n. (..'. C. Boy.en, M.L.C., Jfft (or Wellington by last, night's ' iteamcr. Mr T. A. B. Bailey, S.M.. loft for the North last evening, and will visit fahnereton North for a fortnight. Mr R. D. Harman. of Messrs Collins and Hamrin, left last night for Auckland. At a meeting of (ho Duncdin Preshrt*ry vest't<Lay, it >vac decided ununimousiv to sti.-,t'.iiit the call made by the Port Chalmers, congregation to tl;o Rev. .4. Whvto, of Haveioik, Hav.ke's Bay. Mr J. A. arrived from the South by the second express last night. The Gorernment has not yet considered the (jut stion of permitting Dr. J. 3facJcintosh Bell, Director of Geological Surrey, to ac-eompnny Captiia Scott's expedition to the Antarctic, but the "New Zealand Times" understands that whan the mntter comes boloro Cabinet it may bo found possible to make arrangements to enabh; Dr. Bell to proceed to the Antarctic.

Yteterday the dealers at the Raneim uiurket and suction staff of the X*w Zealand Farmers' Association preHfltc.l ?>lr I?. IWor with a gentlemen's coini): nioji on his leaving lor the W€3ton Office of the Co-op. Mr fi. iS. Fraser Craig, of Rangiora, Ims been appointed manager for AJLtH! ' %£"/' dental surgeon, Gore. Tutors to Christchureh include :— rt* a*? Ir3 i °' R - °° lh y (Boston, UAA.). Mr A. Biirt and the Misses Burt, Mr Jas. Sutherland, Mr Geo mJ5m "ti tfJrt")- A. K. Clark ftW , * Mr C. C. Kennedy (St. 'nJlfi U^ e) \, Mrg Comeron (Methmi) .Mr j as , Meiklejohn , ? Wed i lin f ' , Which Jje vertheJe.s.s a great d«al o f intereet, ivos 2S? M m St. Peter., Chnrrh! Kic2SS» J este ra«y afternbon. Tl,e conwodding was attended by a Wμ *. ». oßlbe ' «f friends of both oStfee IS