PERSONAL ITEMS.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15171, 8 January 1915, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

6 _ ,-gy, Mr Justire Hosking, who Im bees-,' ,\J fetayiiiK in Cbristchnrch for some days, h<l3 left for Mount Cook. '.V"'*T Mr Cnailes MaeMahon re:urned Wellington by last night's .steamer. " '""'^•y " The new manager in Oamaru for £•'. Howard's - Pictures, in succession- to:>;-? Jlr'Grant, will bo -Mr Harry Cooper,4% of tho Globs Pirture?, Christchurch. u^| Captain Dunn,.of Ran.-pora, lias been appointed to tho charge of tho Tem«fe*^i r . branch of tho Salvation Army, T»!*i.*r EnsißJi Culcott, transferred to month. '^"'Jsp* £able advice ha* been received of death of Dr. J. , P. Kennedy, Jat6 Levin. wh:ch occurred in London- <*P,' V -:* 23th. December las-. Deceased, vbo practised his profession at Levin for *?;f£\ number of years, was very veil known.;.-"s= throughout the Wellington district. He'vft was all yaars of age. -;irAdjutant Middlemiss, -who has be«* ..; ri , in charge cf tho luvercargill corps «-'-■&£ tho Salvation Army for the past years, has received notice of his fer to the Dunodin City Corps- **ei£*\£ will bo succeeded by Adjutant Lord,fv& of Oamaru. , I '.' S -^;J Mr Frederick Henry Whitcway, OB*.>*£, of the Melbourne Tramu-ar.and bus Company's inspectors, died tovares-;%j ', tho end of last month. Mr who hart been in the employ of tori yycompany for twenty-eight years, eao^^A. , Mas held in the bignest esteem by w'-jjv company's employees, ha 3 relatives Chr:«tchurch. V '-.'V( The friends of Mr S. Fowfce, wireless operator of the ferry tteamer. ,^j ; Maori, ana now at. the Atvarua wirejasj-.iij'j station, 'will regret--to hear throujrh an explosion of some kind Now Year's Day, ho received injun«-';%" to his riy;ht hand of a natuw^'v" - thr:t it i<; feared amputation of severer"->jv fjngfrs nisy be Kcceisary.. ■ *- >'$•*'*,% Advice lias been received by the Nβ* i/j] Zealand Catholic Federation" that . Very Key. Dean Regnault. tYn , Rev". Dean Hoiley, and the Very &&• ■■>'.-.' Dr. Kenncdv (rector of St. will .irrive in Auckland Monday next. 'Uie rev. gentlemen, ":' attended a General Chapter of * a *" : < Marist. Order in Belgium, had so o3 ''",;" intoresting and arduous experience* *>y,'->'\\ the outbreak of the war. \'i,\'/l At a meeting of the Southland Hes-r-j.V' pital and Charitable Aid Board, heW.".',', yesterday, Dr. Stanley E. Brown *** appointed (subject to the Ministers 3Pf, ;^ J provaJi to the position of raedicnl stipw 1 " iiitendent at the Southland Hospital* 1 * jwsitioii made vacant through Th. B»rr ,-?;. ciay'.s removal to Wellington. T^ er *l? : -V were nine applicants for tho positiony\ /£- Dr. Browii has l>eea acting in a , * e ?""'i)| porary position since l>l , . Barclay's parture, and prior to going to gill was in charge of the "Wanganui pita! for a short period. < " /^-i-f: