PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14522, 26 November 1912, Page 7

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Sir Joseph Ward, Lady Ward, Miss , Eileen Ward, and Master Pat Ward left Bluff yesterday for Melbourne, . tfhere they wiil join the Moldavia for England. A Press Association messago says that the party wero enthusiastically cheered by a large crowd on tho ' trharf. Bishop Sadlier, of Nelson, who has wen visiting Cheviot, returned to ' Christchurch last night. He will proceed to Wellington to-night on routo to . No-son. _, Eieut.-Coloncl Cooper and Captain J. h. McDonald left for Wellington by tho ; Mararoa last night. I-. Arrivals in town yesterday included ; Mr J. Edgar, Air R. M. White, Mr J. C Fraser, Mr 11. Grutt, Mr Jas. Dunlop (Dunedin; Mr Paul Wischer <M»bo «rae), M r H. Acton-Adams (Tipapa), and Mr H. Hayhurst (Temuka). Miss Mabel fetnpteton, of tho Timaru mepbone Exchange, has been trans- ,, iwred to take charge of the new ex- . change at Blenheim. ; Our Grey mouth correspondent tele- . pphs that Mr H. At. Woodward, who J*s been f or hvmr , yours ro ij ev itiK officer « tbo Hank of New Zealand, has been appointed manager of the Bank's Grevmouth branch. Mr A. L. Hemptou, . wno lias been m temporary charge at Weymouth lor about .wen months, wiil £*c up the position of manager of tho branch at Wbangarei. lK'52 8 * S ff? t^« M " A -«' of thc Temuka wutnet High School, has accepted an - r?J_i IB A? ws ; t on thc teaching staff ot .'"chett's Ladies' College, Melbourne. At last evening's meeting of tho wuiterbury Automobile Association a .*«e►of sympathy was p,., 5 ,. c d to tho reaves of tho late Mr J. Henderaon. A „_ Ne ! er min d bad tho cold is. a il MZ. •» s°* Touking's Linseed Emul- , ,j. g*J l g«iire »V lv bottles, la 6d, 2s j