PERSONAL MATTERS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 50, 28 August 1911, Page 7

PERSONAL MATTERS.

■ : Mr. Sen Fuller left fof Auckland oa Saturday. The Hon. J. E. Jenkinsoft, M.L.O.* has returned to Wellington from tb.6 South. Mr. James W. Tibbs^ headmaster. Auckland Gtramfflar School, is at present in Wellington. j Mr. Crosaky, of Lower H«tt, who has been on a visit to England, return^ ed by the Ruapehu. Mr. 'W. g. Inma-n, secretary Welling- j ton Club, who i« afc present in Eng- ] land, has been Appointed secretary of j tho Manchester Club, Manchester. Messrs. J. Barr and W. Stewupt (telegraphs our Dunedin correspondent) have men appointed by the Dunedin and Suburban Carters' Union to attend the Federation Conference to tw hel-d in Wellington early next month. Meesra J. TUyard' and E. Ptemleville, of ttie Paneks Football Club, who are Shortly leaving Wellington for Waflganui aftd Ehetahttn* respectively, were recibiants of presentations from members of the club on Saturday evening. Mr. Justice Chapman is expected to return from Auckland a-bont lltJt September. A few daya later, hi» Hdfloar will le*v« for Oisbotoe. Shortly after ■ifcis, th« Chief Juetk* (Sif Robeti Stout) is expected to be in Wellin-gton. At tb& Kent-terraoe Presbyterian Church yesterday evening Rev, J. Kennedy Elliott conducted a memorial service' in connection with the death of Miss Ruth Anderson, which took place at Napier* last We*k as the result of a cab accident. A memorial service was also held at the tfooms of the Yottng WomWa Christian Association yesterday afternoon, when. Mrs. M'Clay presided. Mft C. E. R&WSOB, formerly efctpeodlary ma^istrat© at Invercargill, and also District Judge in Southland, who died at Invewargill latst week aged ■seventy-four", was the eldest brother of Dr, E. Raweon and Mr. H. P. Raweon, of Wellington. He has left a widow and a family consisting of a eon (Mr. Raweon, S.M. at Westport), Mrs. Lea* tham (wife of Dr, Leatham, New Piymouth), and Mies Rawaon.