PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 23, 22 October 1907, Page 5

PERSONAL ITEMS.

TheiTremie'r lr andLady''WaM. dined': on' H.MiSi,Challenger'yes'tordayV ; ' ,t;! .. I X ; '.i,'!''.'; : ''' i: . ; The.{Hon! C." Louisson 'and Miss. Louisson went South by tljp Mararoaiast'eveningV , , Mr. iHifE,.iKerapth6rne,- formerly of Auckland,y;anxl .now. manager; of■i.'.-the Calcutta brancb-;of':the. : i:New Zealand.lnsurance-Com-pany, has, been:.appointed,manager,-for Wellington, .vice Mr, ! ChaTles ,A; : Ewen, ,who;,has been appointed, general) managerfor theCommeroiai Union Assurance.Company. -'/Mr.' Ji. Kisslingjrof;Auckland, .secretary;for tho-NeW; Zealand';lnsurance, Company,! is ..now,in, Wellington; take pver;i the. ..duties,of, management pending fMr., Kempthprne's arrival. .Mr.'Ewon takes over his now duties on Novemberlv'V'!,,''; '■'.'■""'",'/'.'■■ .;'. ]'.'_■"/','*: Mrs., James,;l)ykes, who has suffered, from a severe,attack, of;appendicitis,is once, more able tp,;get,,abput. ;,;!.;,-,'.;' .'.;■;';!, -v ■ -~.,.,!,;';; , . ■ , Mr,"'James GoateSjN general manager of the National Bank of >Now' Zealand, -went'north' on Saturday lmorning.\;).<-.-v.;:;■•:':., 'j■;.■', ■ ■■■ . .-.-.- . His,Horipur the Chief 'Justice (Sir Robert 6tout)' s will.\leavo'fo'r'Gisborno 'oh Thursday morning, ,to take a compensation c'asb' which has' bccn'W; down 'for 'hearing, there on Monday next:' '': :b '' : ! : \\ : '''- '■'■'■'.'' :;' :: '■■'-."!•'■"' >"'' ! Mr.- : ;S. Turner, F.R.G.S.,of_, the '..Man-, eh'osterT'pro'du'ce fir m'-'of ; 'Messrs. ■ Wilier 'and Riley,"who, has completed his contracts for ; the season,;:;-leaves ''Auckland 11 for '"Fiji, -on route to' Canada" arid England, bri'October 30. Mr. Tumor,is the well-known Alpind climber l who scaled Mpunt^pok.A.couple,of years ago.

Dr. • L.: Cockayne, Ph.D:, who is preparing for State publication a popular account of the* kauri forosts' inidonneotion with'his;botanical Burvey:,of 'Now Zealand, is at present occupying -in the Museum' for the prosecutionof 'that work:-- > ' v ■ '. Captain Hughes,' D.5.0.,' was : unable to be present "at' the'- reunion" of' the. First' New Zealand' Mounted Rifles last night.. Ho is a victim'to influenza. ' The Re< Mr. ;Harisell'and Mrs. Hansell, 1 of 'Ka'rdri, tho Hon.' C. Louisson, and Mr.' A. ;W. Rutherford,'M.H.R.'; will, arrive-' from the south by' tHo Roto'mahana this 1 morning.' : An "old Maori/war veteran, Mr. Andrew, Cole/.'lajtft .Sergeant ..in.-.tlm 65th Regiment, died 'at Taranaki on Saturday., last,.,, aged seventy-four years. 4/--.. , '■■; . < - ; , '. . Mr. Albert. Cashmoro, representing' the famous- guii-making firm of. William Cashmore, ofi Birmingham, is making'a! tour'of tho Australian Statcsand New Zealand, combining .•' business .WithV pleasure.'. Ho intendo' remaining in Melbourne, until after, tlioi.Cup' mceting'in that city. '.Sincohis.arrivaijMrV Cashniore" has', been and. welcomed by. many, of _' the /leading,-wing shots and .representatives of giin clubs. Mr. Cashmoro'is also,an enthusiastic golfer..:' '.'•. ~ ,' Councillor .Tapley,: of,Dunedin, was present at' thevmceting of tho,. Sydney City Council last week, and occupied a seat ; on £ne left of the Lord Mayor. Ho was a'ftorwards entertained' in the refreshment r00m..'.-', , Miss Ethel Barton, second, daughter of Mi, H. I 'Bartori, was married to Mr. Byrno Stanley' Bland/, oldest, son .of Mr. T. Bland, J.P., at St. Thomas's Church,''' Wellington South, yestorday morning. The, Rev. J. Walker officiated. < ■ Miss Minnie ' Bland was ■ bridesmaid and Mr. A.'J. Bland'best'man. The honeymoon will he spent in tho mirth. After twonty-fivc years' servico, Mr. A.. D. G. Cumming has resigned from tho position of town clerk to tho Borough of Wostport. On Saturday last,' Mr. Noel W.V Nelson, of the New Zealand Insuranco : Company's branch'/ at Kobe/ Japan/was married,, in Auckland,. ,to Miss May .• Blundell, only daughter of Mr. Louis Blundell, one of the proprietors'of. "Tki.vPost.'.'''. Mr; Nelson is a son of Canon Nelson, of Auckland.