PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14985, 4 June 1914, Page 9

PERSONAL ITEMS.

. ■-' -• r j L,. S*i ; er. of London, arrived yesterday. -Mr W. T. Martin. Sydney, is at preiont in Chris-church. - The Hon. J. Rigg. M.L.C, arrived in town iro'-n Wellington yesterday. T|, e Ror. A. B. Todd hns resigned his- 'charge of the Geraldine Presbyterian Church, "which he has held for 2-1 years. Mr William Bruco has been appointed 0 v the Government a member 01 the Wangaimi Harbour Beard. The Timaru Presbytery yesterday •Blared a call from Mayficld in the fcanfk of the Rev. I*. Wilson, of /.Tbury, vlio accepted it. "'■ Nurses Wall, Fanning, Mills, and Gill of the Nurses' Home, Worcester street, left by tho Victoria yesterday ffir'-a three months' trip to Australia. -Mr William Murr.iv general manager .._'the Christohu'-oh Meat Commny, Ltd. left on Tuesday evening for LonAiOB,' tccompanicd by Mrs Murray, '.'"-the Rev. J. Craig, the youngest iacmber of the Timaru Presbytery, was «*ierdav elected Moderator of tbo Presbytery for tho ensuing twelve ponths. "* ,Ir G. G. Bell, assistant-solicitor on Ike legal branch of the Public Trust Office, has resigned from the Public Service, and leave* in a few weeks to enter tho office of Mr R. Moore., solicitor, of Foston- . ; Mr R. H. Fl-ipwith; who has been in'charge of the turf columns of the Wellington "Evening Post" for the past five years, and is.now severing his connexion with tho paper, was enteitamo.l by members of tho literary stf-ff and presented with a parting souvenir ot good-fellowship.