PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14600, 26 February 1913, Page 9

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mcsrts A. Kayo and E. W. Relph, Captain Kelsall and Captain C. McArthnr arrived from Wellington by tho Maori yesterday morning. ■' " On Thursday evening last, at Waimate, a representative gathering of stock agents, buyers, and dealers of tho district took placo to bid farewell --- to Mr G. Dyer, of the Canterbury Farmers' Association, who lias left to tako up a position in Christchurch. toasts were honoured, and Air Dyer was presented with a gold watch and chain, and also, on behalf of his fellow-employees, with a Kaiapoi rug. _ Col. C. Harcourt Turner, of Wellington, is making a satisfactory recovery from his recent serious illness. .'_ Siii v Gtx>rge Clifford and Mr W. L. w Cliffor-v wero passengers for Wellington by tho Maori last night. Bishop Wood, of Melanesia, left for .Wellington last nieltt. Arrivals in town yesterday included Messrs C. H. Woodcock, R, G. A. Robertson (Sydney), H. L. Michell (Hokitika), F. M. Marion, R. V. Holmes (Wellington). J. G. Foulkes (Perth), G. F. Danioll. W. J. McUwnn. H Walker. T. S Jacka (Auckland) ,J. W. Pender (West Mait- ■;■- and), EH. McEwan, A. C. McEwan . (Dunedin) F. W Hamilton (Nelson), b. C. Le Lievre (Akaroa). N. H. Shay _^ e _ W-'-.A* Bruce (Melbourne), A. It. Bushell, (l-mani), J. R. C. Russell (Dunsandel) R. B. Martin, and Col. Havhurst (Temuka). Further transfers in the Police DeR™ nt J"£ V'T of Senior-Sergeant Leimer, of Sydenham, to Timaru, and, - |d?n_am. CkSOn ' ° f to ■_-S?« mp]o^s of tho Waipara £ U J£ , f! >not on Saturday even"oli to Mr R n 'c an T,vi n<I ° \V™»**count n f ;ii i „. T *?> lor < «-ho, on account of ill-health, has had to resien - ' ] Z IS*™ « dwk and ..urrevoMto 011 h0 lms held for ,