PERSONAL ITEMS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1144, 3 June 1911, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Tho Hon. B. Mackenzie, who lias been spending a few days in Southland attending to matters of purely local interest, left luvei'CAr"ill for the north by tho 6ecoud express yestcrday.-Prcss Association. Tho Anglican Bishop of Christchurch (Dr. Julius) will occupy the pulpit of St. Peter's Church, Willis Street, on Sunday night, having come to Wellington to olliciato as acting-primato at tho consecration of tho Kev. T. H. Sprott as Bishop of Wellington on Tuesday next. Tho Bi'hop of Auckland (Dr. Crossley) is spending Sunday in New. Plymouth, and will come on to Wellington on Mondav. The Bishops of Waiapu and Nelson will also arrive on Monday. Mr. W. Pryor, secretary of tho New Zealand Employers' Association, leaves Wellington for Timaru on Monday night. He is to transact federation business in the southern town. Mr. A. J. Saunders, M.A., late of Chicago, U.S.A., arrived in Wellington yesterday, and will commence his ministry at tho Vivian Street Church of Christ tomorrow. Mr. G. W. llussoll, M.P. for Avon, who has been spending a month at Taujio and elsewhere in tho North Island, left for Christchurch by last night's ferry steamer. Mr. IT. J. IT. Blow, Under-Secretary for Public Works, is expected back from tho south to-morrow. ,Mr. P. Selig, general manager of tho Christchurch "Press" Company, and Mrs. Selig left on a trip to Australia by tho Moeraki yesterday evening, Mr. Michael Joseph, touring manager for Mr. William Anderson, is revisiting Wellinitou after a eu years' absence.