PERSONAL MATTERS

Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 46, 24 February 1913, Page 7

PERSONAL MATTERS

The Hon. F. M. B. Fisher left to-day for Auckland. On his return, in about a fortnight, he will leave for Bluff, en route to Melbourne. The Hon. W. Fraser is at Invercargill. The Hon. W. H. Herries will leave this week for the East Coast, and attend a. Native gathering at Gisborne on Sth March. Mier members of the Cabinet are in Wellington. His Honour Mr. Justice Sim arrived in Wellington from the South yesterday morning. Colonel Heard, Director of Military Training, returns from the North by this afternoon's Main Trunk "Express. The Hon. J, A. Millar, who has* returned to Wellington from the South, intends shortly to take a trip to Australia. Mr. P. Hally, Conciliation Commissioner, left for Napier this morning to preside at the hearing of the tailoresses' dispute. Mr. H. D. M. Haszard, Commissioner of Crown Lands for Westland, and Chairman of the Forestry Commission, arrived in Wellington from the South yesterday. Native Land i Court Judge Gilfedder has received intimation that he has gained the degree of Master of Laws, New Zealand University, with secondclass honours. Major-General Godley, C.8., Commandant of the Forces, will leave on Wednesday to inspect the Territorials and Senior Cadets in the Nelson and Picton district. He is duo back in Wellington about 14th March. Mr. William Graham, of Hobart, for< merly Tasm&nian Government Printer, arrived in Wellington on Friday from the South and will leave for Auckland to-night. One of his sons (Mr. Percy Graham), now in Auckland, was in the New Zealand Defence Department in Wellington for some years. Mr. G, V. Lynex, who ha* been "in the employ of Messrs. Sargood, Son, and Ewen for some years, and ie severing his connection with that firm to join a firm of indentore in. this city, was on Saturday last presented with a suit cage as a mark of esteem. Mr. C, G. Wilson, warehouse manager, mado the presentation on behalf of the employees. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pilkington, who are leaving shortly for England, wero faiewelled by the members of the Hataitai Bowling Club on Saturday afternoon. On behalf of tho members, the president (Mr. P. Galvin) presented Mr. Pilkiugtou with ii token of esteem, and expressed the hope that he and Mrs. Pilkington would have an en joyable trip and a safe return. _ Station-office^ A. Craig, of the Wellington Fire Brigade, who has been appointed Captain of the Remuera (Auckland) Volunteer Fire Brigade/ was fareweHcd at a ''social" at the Central Brigade Station on Friday evening last. On behalf of the local brigade, Superintendent Taifc presented Mr. Craig with a portmanteau, and in doing so said that Mr. Craig took with him the good wishes of all the members of the Wellington Firs Brigade. Mr. Craig left for the North to-day to take up his new duties.

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