PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14563, 14 January 1913, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

The Hon. C. E. Frazer, Postmaster- ; General of Australia, left Auckland for . Wellington by the river route yesterday. Prior to his departure ho had another conference with Uio Hon. 11. Hoaton Ithodcs, Post-aiaster-General of the Dominion, and their conversation will be continued in Wellington on Friday. On that day Mr Fraser sails for Australia. The Hon. W. Fraser will bo-the Minister to represent the Government with the Otago Central Party. JJi&hop Junius left tor NcUoa last night. Professor J. MacMillan Brown, left, for Wellington by tho Mararoa last night. Colonel E. S. Heard left for Wellington last night. - : Mr W. INosw'orthy, M.P,, is in town. Sir and Mrs T. v». Lewis, iut ior iht Southern .Lakes by ilouUay s ex^iu^s. Arrivals m town inciuuo Mvatts &' E. Jjeiievro (Akaroa), J. i Up.on, l>. v UriedlaiiUer, &« 11. ilanucr ton;, it. K. Haywaid (.Aucjciaaa;, A. J. Mantfoid (i'auiiej, O. .uatcuew* . • (vV'eiiiagconj, and A. .MuiUolu {vuacdin).

Mr F. S. Malcolm, who is well-known m business cLcies in Christcburcu, ana who was ior tmrty years'a partner to the firm of Messrs Beath and Company ■ prior to its foirnat.on into a iimited liability company, is at present on. a vifcit to this city. Mr jtiuicoim is bow in business in Oisborne. » Mr W. T. Foster has been nppointed a trustee of the Lyttelton l'ubhc Comotery, vice Mr W. X. Lindsay. Thomas Fleming, of 1 nvcrcargill, is visitins his sou, Dr. T. ScouJlar Fieminp;, Oxford terrace. Nineteen lieutenants in t)it> Salvation - Army, who had been undergoing train- . mc in the training garrison at Mcl- -" botifne, arri"3d at Bluff by the Mosraki yesterday. Mr Goro Gillonj of Auckland, is at nrcsent on a i-isit to Christchnrch.