PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 51, 23 November 1907, Page 5

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr. Loudon, Mayor of Dunedin, is on a Ssit to Wellington. | Bishop Julius/of Christchurch, left yes""Smiay for the south. Mr. ,0. T. J. Alpers left for Christchurch ~wt night.. Mr. Thomas Wardcll left for Sydney by the Marama yesterday evening.' Bishop Mules, of Nelson; returned homo yesterday. Dr ; Gibbs, of Nelson, has been appointed by the: Governor-to fill a vacancy on • tho Nelson College Board of.'Governors! Senor. Alfonso' Pues : . do Carvallio Albuluorcruo,, from Brazil, is a visitor to Wel- • \. ■ /'The.'Hons. C. Louisson and J. R. Sinilair.were passengers by. the Maori for Lyt- ■ ielton last night. ... Messrs. C. Lewis, J. F. Arnold, and D. >ddo, -M.H.R.'s, left for the south last <Stenmg by the Maori. ' Mr. W; B. Missen has given a cup to the Wcllington'Swimming Club for competition during tho ensuing season. It has been decided to set the cup'aside for a rescue' competition. • . I Mr. P. Anderson has severed his connection/with'tho head offico of the Government Life Insurance to tako up a position at tho Bouth British Insurance Company's Adelaide Branch. ! Mr. Anderson was presented with » gold albert by his fellow workers on Thursday,' and was entertained at Godber's,rooms .Jast evening. Rugby football loses an enthusiast :,in Mr. Anderson, who was an officoicarer.and prominent player in tho Oriental Clnb.as well as a representative of the province.: ' . Mr.'W. T. Churchward, who has-been in the/employ of Messrs. Young and Tripe, for the past eight and "a half years, left for Blenheim yesterday to /commence practice on his own bohalf. Previous ti. leaving Mr. Churchward was the recipient; of presentations from the Swifts Football /Club,' tho Wellington Amateur Swimming Club,' ;jbhe staff, and principals of Messrs., Young and Tripe, and tho Law Students'.-Association. " /' . ~