PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 714, 13 January 1910, Page 5

PERSONAL ITEMS.

. ; The.'Prime;Minister'.(Sir'Joslph' AVard) ; and/the Hons. J, Carroll, J. A. Millar, ;.v, Euddo,' will'be -in . town'to-day. ' i•, on- ' Ur ' I'lndlay . will be at Mount yCook hermitage, the Hon. G., I'mvlds -A^ the Kon. '11.I 1 . Matkenao afc> Ue-Anati; the Hon. R. at aSmanl HOIL A " ■ Njjata at ; ?owidi; Minister;ior !Eduat' 'Jpreseiit - v at r-Auckland^' ® 2 fP?Q\ e d | '.to ~ retiirn 7 / to! ,Wellington next '■■■'Chie|v-Justico.r (Sir ', ; - Stout),: wiU ,leave -: England" for about '.tKeV middle"-: of fTeb- , . t \ \ 'raary. ..The- operation'which'. Sii ; Eoberl --, .'pconUy.. underwent was of - a serious : na--7,- /!A';.^ r ®>A : but /; are-jbighly i satisthat; Sir^:Robert •' . : completely: restored to.; health- by timo he returns to New Zealand. The Prime Minister (Sir Joseph Ward), , .accompanied .by,. Lady -Ward- and - family; /•. returned ;to M't'llington. from the . south' yesterday It is probable that they will ':-:P9: SOQ th; again'.- atr.the -~end'of the 1 month j;. -i for S'^'t^^ight^jv-^ The Mirustor for Mines and Public ..-r . ' j ' (f! 1 ® Honuvvß.,'inCenzie): -visited '•:/ depirtations -of . local-ihillefs' l on the - way. : evening; he'operied' the''neV ; School n^^estportS;befqr6; ;: at'larM ; and .\-was - ffubseqnently ; : enter-' w cial}gathering : promoted-br the Council of the School of Mines. Tho way'i The health of Mr. Alfred Hill, the ■; >J:; ; has been much irnproved- during- his ..visit, to Auckland. He .tb-moiTow. v .: . P;.--Hplmos, chief , engineer , to ," • W a U % c -, W^ rk ?;.' l)o J ) ? rin ienl : . has left i~ J A West Coast wbere he will confer iO'i'f; 'Kf with,-regard J! ■: the:public^works-,reqiiirementis-in .the - • Westpart distnet;,.• - - :• .-. '. ; S ifto ?' ( !^ ec i or , of experimental -°?r' j,C°P^yie,-v.biologist,' ~; ; : ! :and pMr. , : W, :^ i di- ;.'. J™ to .^,". 0 /.' Division,: have re).■ij Tho lev John D il'Kenne, MA„ i (' f lS nl° inducted into the pastorato of St Paul s, Wanganuj, to day. ' r Yi?? °® l ? la ''y: announced yesterday, t t n U n J - ' Mackenzio had been : i- wf- r^ n . k - ! This change at..by;,.the -.Prime' Minister-■ in ■ : an :at ,Dunedin '. , ■:■-■ [Oil. iTiesday.v. : Mr.'.'Mackenzie L :-was (it mil 1 e ® emb cred) appointed Minister for Agriculture without salary in January last, when the Ward Ministry was re.si, instructed.;- A readjustment' of some.'bf'iifi 18 anticipated;in. somo.quiu'- -, 7 , ---The.'Wanganui,'Hospital }3oard yester-: ■ " a y appointed Dr James Eeid, of Wa- - the: posit ion: of.houso -sur- : rS^^at,;the; hospitdl/'-^'^'\' ; \;-;^'v'- : ":V, : >' - Mr. A: O. Mathieson, who acted as tHV manager,'of ...the Bank. of New : Zealand : fet::: ; S ln :.ft a .™erston ~ d urinK'':iMf.-::.Smith; s ' al>' i' - • ' T^'. E; • manager of - the Hnion Bank of i tvtS a l'?'4 'Tf 3 ' Hastings • within a ; 'of;&*fcs. the ra r seme^ ; I - llaW.from'syd: Ik;v ; » included th 6 Eev. Father: || : -''?. er^r t ;i ( for "Dunedm), Mr.' T. -Napier F vl ??-''i¥ r - and' Mrs. J. W. : ij Stewart (Auckland). !-? ' ' 1 .- A --;t (i l<'ffrani'received by friends in Vel- , i":'.'.the.'.death-yesterday of ~ J Carthy/ of/.Manaia,' after :!» short i lness. The-late Mr. M'Carthy --' 2 a '. an . -in- the Dominion, ar- - 1859,;; and, settling; ' ' ™ "Akaroa, . When thS : W'^^Coast Carthy ;was of^the 1 r SSS?? J?- 0 > miniii>,; spending I ' . j"^? s(:r ' 0 . f the Water Race," and Ih'S"Sf^ :; uf n^ ;y e ? rs : m : tl »« - South;-Hand' ; j, finally r.coming f-north'/.-'where lie A :;,,.■;eventually went:'in:;largely : for '-farmiiiK i:-\ iwife'Jaiid -. ;M Carthy,: hotelkeeper, of Wancanui ' and 5/" ' iril 'tS s ° ns ' 'le ln l er ffl™t i!:.- : mll , fafe Place to-morrow, at. Mnnaia. i : ; ?! I •pHl' /i"'' 81 ? 6 - 3 ' ®^J' n °lds,'' stationmastcr, .;,«-Port .Ahunn, jwas on the eve of his do- : i Partiire for, his new position at To : Aro : '3' ES I^ 8 ' commercial and mercan■nt"'' r ??? ;of^"t iAhunri rvwitlv/a vsub-' | Btantial puree of sovereigns. The Port 4: railway .staff 1 also prcsonted ;liim 'with- a .., . handsome fUyer r mounted:tset::bf:-;cnrvere. V"''.' been* over ten ~; years _at the Port, left for- Wellington .-if.. ;- • yesterday,/ y';/: :#i the meeting of ■il'' -? ellihgton -Bowliiig Club's'. Si g &- M^.osmond . -!' ■ IKI h !! 1 . -! 0 ths services; rendered to lS'5^,T^T? 0 -fr v - P" by. Mr. ; .^l'v.V''{'-iSishas-'annburiced' his r e • rc . t, r? ,fwm the secretaryship' after.-fifteen^years ~irii.that:A>£sce.v, ,'He. , . f aJ 4. ™a'.,Mr., -llentiplair's name was a m: ;fousiAold^pnl ;; througliout;:.t)ie North , ■h' r< iv- a 5 — ttl les in. connection with I• 1 ? r &e tournaments,had been most or-. : c; beeniextreriiely well per- . :i to.-nslv' council of ;| v';":® e^:B.A-J .tp, take steps:to. get up a tes-:-i^.-;famomal to Mr.- Mentipla.v, ..met uiged '.ir-'.; that.eyery;bpwler .present; should further ;.-l- ; .o the proposal among,the clubs." Mr. Nash the motion.: " ,said ,he ;was, taken .'very ; i ( .'much:', by-u stirprise, bntf lie keenly- appreciated; what .had-been said. "It' was-with / ;!'■ . yory grpat regret .that .!io;:.wai giving, up : . - :secr e tarysuip_ of the . association, mid . would now feel like one out of-"employ- " r.. ■. >Vhe,n/.hß/first:':took office .;;'jp'. Mr." Lambert; now of .Auckland, the first :'W; secretary.':there:were twelve club's. There : TOre:noW;Cfiy-Mven, ; ,;He:was:glad that ■~-iJus finale was. the-largsstvtournam'ent yet .-, 'ji ;-;: held in New' -Zealand." : The motion was ; ,'j| : -«*rried with enthusiasm.; , '