PERSONAL MATTERS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXII, Issue 66, 15 September 1906, Page 5

PERSONAL MATTERS.

« The vacant seat on tho Petone Borough Council will probably be contested by exCouncillors Austin and Castle and Mr. Colquhoun. Mr. J. U. Collins, 8.A., formerly on the staff of Wellington College, has been appointed first assistant master at Nelson College. A presentation has been mado by tho employees of The New Houso to Miss Turner, who is severing her connection with the firm, in view of her approaching marriage. Lost Thursday evening the members of the St. Peter's Club presented Mr. G. W. Morgan with a handsomo travelling-bag, 0.. the occasion of his removal from Wellington to Forlon. Mr. G. C. Beckett, proprietor of tho Whangarci Morning Press and North Auckland Times, and secrotary of the Marsden branch of the Liberal and Labour Federation, is at present in Wellington. It is the intention oi Miss M'Lean, M.A., lady principal of the Wellington Girls' College, who was granted twelve months' leave of absence at tho last meeting of the Board of Governors, to proceed next year to Europe, where she will spend eomo time visiting the leading schools and colleges.

The season's wheel hSe revolved once more, and it is with more than ordinary pleasure that we invite your personal inspection of the splendid range of new fabrics 6uitnb,le. Fdr this coming season Iho artists in- drete have culled the fashions of the East and the West; the manufactursrs have surpassed themselves in ingenuity, and modern dyers have produced colours of a wider range and greater beauty than ever before. As we anticipate an unusually busy season, patrona aro invited to make their inspection of the ilow season's styles and fabrics aa early as possible. — R. B. Davis and Co., tailor*, 61, Lambton-quay. — Advt. Messrs. Parata and Co.- are advertising «6ver&l up-to-dMe boirdinfchouses for solo.