PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13908, 6 December 1910, Page 7

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Canon Ivens, one of the Anglican dinners visiting the Dominion, has Lepted an appointment as vicar of Church. New Plymouth Mrs J C. Maddison, who recently ttTdorwcnt a serious «P« ntio %** "?£ snaking satisfactory progress towards rC Mr C W Jones, the general secretary '«. the Now Zealand I'ederated Tram«avV Association, who is also secretary of "the local Tramway Lmon, has re-s_n-j.rd those positions, as the maritime anions, of which ho is secretary, demand all his time and attention At the meoting of the Chriatchurch Tramway Board yesterday afternoon, a motion waa passed express.ng the sympathy of the Board with Mr C. M. Gr3.v, one of the members, in his repent bereavement. Dr. Cockayne, Messrs h. A. Maude, Jf B. Clarkson, A. C. Fleming, and G. ,W. Hnlmo left for Wellington by the Jfararoa last night. At yesterday's meeting of the Otago University Council, a cable message va_ read" from Mr Studholme, stating that he had appointed a professor in England for tho chair of domestic ' science at Otago University. The new professor sails by the Athenic on tho Bth inst. for New Zealand. Visitors to town yesterday included Messrs R. Fricdlandcr (Ashburton), R. Fenwick (Auckland', R. Glendinning, sen., R. Glendinning, . jun., W r . IX Davi6 L. S. Donald, and Frank Leitch (all oi" Dunedin), and Guyon Macdonald (Orari). Mr Jas. Dunbar, who has occupied tlie position of manager of the Southland Engineering Company for close on fifteen years, has received a similar appointment in the service of Messrs Cooper and Duncan, Christchurch.