PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 125, 19 February 1908, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

The'.present Iwafea '<?.£ Simiistas. is », follows :—Tho Piewi?? (Sft AVwl) at Huntly; tho Hon. \\\ tlw Hon. Dr. Findiay,- and tfc<v Ifeft.. v? v MHSowan at Wellington; tho Hon, R., SPJfah 'atGrvymouth; tho Hon. G, FowMs at Gi&borno; the Hon. J. A. Millar at Duuodiu; and tho Hon. J. Carroll at Gisborne. , Detective Rawle, who has boon on holiday leave, is to resume duty'to-day. * ' , Dr. Mason, Chief Health Ofilcor, left for Christcliurch yesterday on. official business; Mr. Jus. Ashcrofb, Official Assignee, is at prosont confined to his house, through indisposition. Sir, Joshua .Tones, better known as " Mokan" Jones, arrived recently from tho Old Country, and is'now in Wellington. , . Tho'lion. Dr. Findiay will leave for tho" South ■ to-morrow evening. Ho will bo present at tho banquot to. the Hon! W. HallJones at Tiinaru, and will return to Wei-1 lington probably on Sunday. For Shampooing, all Ilair, and Face treatments, visit Mrs. Kolleston, Hair Physician;' Face Specialist, and Masseuse, Certificated, Trained under medical supervision. Special treatment for Falling Hair, Dandruff, Greyness, Face Massage, etc., personal attention, Ist .Floor, ; ,3 Willi* Street (over Carroll's). Tel. 1599. ass

Colonel Porter arrived in Wellington by tho Motiowai from the North last night. , Chief. Detcctivo Marsack, of Auckland, is. at present in "Wellington on holiday leave. Tho.Rov. J. G. S. Bartlett, of St.'Mark's; /Wellington; willleavo for tho South -to-day .to'.takc';. up. wo|[k •in his ■..now chargo at , Oamaru. ■ . Tho Rev. Father Ainsworth, 5.M., who has J been' transfqrred to .Hbkitika, is to bo tendered a .farewell in St.. Thomas's Hall on Monday. evening nest.. . Mr.; R. 1 E. Hayes, Registrar of Frietully Societies,; will leave to-morrow, for Auckland oh:departmental,business. He will probably be.backnoxt Tuosday. ■ . "■>A/;Prcss ,Associntioh;\.tolegrani.';frbm-;-Now , : Plymouth states ..that. Mr;. J. -B. Connott -has. been • . re-elected chairman :of tho Harbour Board, for the seventh'year.* j ; .. -! : .v , v:• :< Mr. H: J. : H. Blow, undor-secrotary. for : Publio -.Works,'.loft yesterday by tho Waikaro for Auckland, via Gisborne, on departmental business. He,will be absent, about ten days. . Mr. W. S. Short, chief clerii of the Roads Department,' left'for tho 'Soiith yesterday to apportion''between ',the:'Bruce and Tuap'eka j Countyf Councils the cost of a bridgo at Lawrence. Mr. Francis. Patrick Kelly i (of Mr. Alex. Dunn's ' office) was 1 , on the motion of Mr'. Dunn, admitted as a.solicitor..of tho Supreme Court by His' Honour' Mr. Justice Chapman ■ yesterday^'/.'' Tho -Hon. W. Hall-Jones goes South tomorrow.; night to be entertained by ( his 'coil-/ stitupntsat. Timaru. .. Itis.: not.'.expected '-that.',the .Minister, will. deliver any important,' political specch. . : ■ Police-Sergcajit Baskiville, of .Dunedm, has arrived from the ;South,, and is. to take up his (lutie'sVon Thursday. > Constable Smither,of Mount Cook,', ilias left for. Kaiapoi,and his place has been filled .by Constable M'Artney, of Auckland. ■ ■ It'was. the intention of.' 'the Minister. for Railways (tho : Hon. 1 W. Hnll-Jonos) to. havo Main''Trunk- lino 1 before leaving for 1 Timaru//; but his' Ministerial duties hero havo -prevented 'it. Mr. liall-Jonos will,' however,':tako 'an' early opportunity'of-visit:. :.ingi ; 'tho' : rail head-andnofing th 6: progress: ihat has been made. ■('■■■> ' ; ';