PERSONAL MATTERS.
Mr. E. Basil-Jones, manager of the Frimley Canning Factory, is at present in Wellington. Mr, D. J. Nathan, at present in the Old Country, was this morning granted a further leave of absence — for three months — from the Wellington Harbour Board, owing to indisposition. Mr. W. H. Morrison, of Lawton City, Oklnhaina, U.S.A., has arrived in Wellington to take the pulpit charge of the Chun.lt of Christ, Dixon-strcet, beginning on Sunday next Owing to a severe attack of influenza the Rev. George Bond has beon confined to his bea since Monday last, and in consequenco will not bo able to attend to his> to-morrow. Mr. Bond hopes to be about again in the course of a few days. Mr. Jolm Arthur, who has for 29 3'eiuß been in" the employ of tbe New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, has ro&igned his position as Wellington manager of the company, which office ho assumed in 1899. He will be succeeded by Mr. Frederick Barkas, who up to the present has occupied the position of accountant in the company's Christchurch branch. When othor lips and other hearts I With flattering vows allure, Remember that your truc«t friend Is Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. When frosty 6tars gleam overhead, And earth's in wint^ moods, And cold attacks in throat and head, Then you'll remember Woods.
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Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 37, 12 August 1905, Page 4
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