PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13880, 3 November 1910, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

, His Excellency the Governor, Lord ■ Islington, accompanied by Captain Mnitland, -went South by the mid- . day express yesterday. Ho visited Mr J. C. N. Grigg, of Longhead*, and attended tlio Ashburton Show. He returns to Christ-church to-day, and to. morrow, at 4 p.m., with Lady Islington, will attend a garden party given by tho Victoria League. Canon Stuart left for Dunedin by tho ! first express yesterday morning. R Tho Yen. Archdeacon Eiuor, tlio B Rev. H. Favellj tho Rev*. W. T. § Carrie, Dr. Anderson, Dr. McEvedy, I and Mr Hurst Seager, kit for Welling- § ton by the Mararoa last evening | Tbe Auckland Presbytery has nomin- | ated the "Rev. A. Cameron, of Dunedia, | as' Moderator of the General Assembly. fi Mr H. D Buchanan left for Gisbomo g by tho Monowai yesterday. | Mr E Nordon left last night for £ Wellington. B Tho Education Board, at its-meeting 3 yesterday approved of the following ap- I pointments:-—Le Bons Bay, iuise JB. § Newport, mistress; Rangiora, Mis* J. I Keir, assistant mistress; Roileston, Mass 1 G. Marriott, mistress; Rothorhan*, jivss j J. Fraser, mistress (sole charge); Eyre- , I ton, Miss S. E. G. Jackman, mistress; ' [ Oxford East, Mr L. Watson, master. | The resignations of Mr T. Y. Lancaster, | master of the Htmdalee School, «nd jlr I L. Watson, master of the Clarkrflio jj School, wero accepted. I Mr E. Smith, at one time Sujierin- j tendent of the Christchurch Firo Bri- I gade, has resigned from the Ocean Accident Company, and has _ joined tho staff of the Northern Assuranc* Company as fire inspector. Arrivals in town yesterday included: Mr A. B. Bernstein (Melbourne), Mr Gordon J. R*id (Wellington), Mr H. Brasch (Dunedin), Mr J. Hook (Hawera), Mr W. T. Hark I, (Feilding)., and Mr W. G. Craven ( (Sydney). j