PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14884, 26 January 1914, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

His Excellency the Governor Lady Liverpool visited the Auddand and Canterbury cricket match at La£. coster Park on Saturday afternoon/ where they were received by the nre" sident (Mr F. Wilding) and* vice-pnak* dent (Mr F. C. Raphael). His ffil iency has accepted an invitation to bft present at tho match this morning. Sir George Clifford arrived vestenW morning from Wellington. * Mr F. H. Pyno returned from the " North by Saturdays ferry steamer. Sir Chas. Campbell was a passenmw for Wellington by steamer. * *-. Tho Rev. Father Maloney and thr Key. I-ather Roche left on Saturday evening for the North. Arrivals in town yesterday included Mr J. & McCulloch (Glasgow) MrH E. Bethuno (Wellington), and Mr jl Morrison (Auckland). Colonel Wolfe. Colonel Baoetoo. Colonel Strong. Colonel Chaffey Cantain Robinson. Major Grant, and Major Moir were among the passengers far Wellington on Saturday evening. The Rev Dr W. F. Adeney. ex-' chairman of the Congregational Union:' of England, who ts at present in Ne» Zealand, will attend tho meetings of the Now Zealand Congregational Union to bo held in Auckland on Febriurv 11th. Dr. Adeney will risit CkrS church early in March. Mr L. G. Tavlor, who has been tratuforred from the Magistrate's Court Office in Christchurch to the office of the Under-Secretary foi Justice in Wellington-was on Tuesday presents by Mr H. "w. Bishop, S.M* onbK of tho Magistrate s Court staff, with a cases of pipes, a tobacco pouch, and a fountain pen.