PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume L, Issue 11998, 19 June 1914, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

The Rev. Bruo-Todd wont North' $iM last night's ferry steainor. "'■••:•-,''-'-. ; -"?^^l Captain A. ,W.! Maoarihur Onslmr|lfl left last evening for .'WoUihgton,,_nl« route to England. : Ho was by. Mrs'Onslow. '■/--.""■;•;.''-..;' : y'.;;./. -' Th© Rev: W. A.'Sinclair,'of;tio'Eaal : » Belt Methodfet Church, has been and has accepted a seat on tbo Be«d of Jgf Trustees of the Boys' Gordon' HJIIiS Trust in place of the Itov. C. '-._.. who has been transferrod to Auckland.)g%. Captajn Pi B. Hendersonin M.uskotry. Canterbury district,' for Nelson last night''-'to-.'.c<radw&;. : pl|| enquiry into an accident which on the rifle range there. Captain dorson will alaoTbegin hia inspection the rifle ranges of the South Island. _y-_ A few days ago Mr W< .T. senior partner of the Nelson "Colonist" }% proprietary, celebrated his 74th day. anrl the 51st year of his connesiep k with the paper. As a memento of tw v | occasion, the staffs of tho vpnou_,d*- : ' i v' partments presented bim with a Morrß"*ff chair. ■ . .. .i "^ The Hon. E.- H. D. Bali; Miniater «f £ Internal Affairs, arrived in town day. Owino; to the Hon. F. M, 8.,-* Fisher Ivaviiig been called.North bo *» 4 unable to fulfil his promise to be one of tbe speakers at tho capping at Canterbury Collogo last evening, _*J J. Mr Bell took his place. '-r Mr and Mrs Stephen Johnson oetoO. brato their diamond wedding to-dw. *'| having been married at the Church, Worksop, on June 19th, They arrived in Lyttelton by the landia" in 18,58, and _mr^ f resided in <_tr_tchur_- -~ "to wfk. younger days Mr Johnsoni foll<Hrf*fw* the occupation of a feller and square*. oak timber for ship-building,, and P_fcg»' J parod tho-timber for tho buildine_orttt : Great Eastern. In the sixties l»Jr-' a keen volunteer and a member (rfWW; old No. 6 Company (Blue Jump_lM Thero aro four children lmng (»«JJ?>Walter and Alfred Johnson, Mrs jET/i lett and Mrs Cox), thirteendien, and one great-grandchild. ,;3?k_