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Evening Star, Issue 11454, 23 January 1901, Page 6

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$ . ~ Jtj Owing to the parly retirement of Sir P.' jijFvsh from the Tasmanian A2ency-Gener.ll ; |i|'he Government of Victoria have'conaen tec j jvj hiU Sir A. Clarke should act temporarily.! the arrival of the Hon. Alfrerij IjDobson, who has accepted the position til! ji the end of the present vear. j gs Intimation has been received at Wei ' yiington that Trooper Warner and Troopeif left Sydney by the Waihora foi v. Wellington. [ 4 Sir Robert Stout, Chiff Justice, csme-ti £ Dunedin to spend a few days in Dunedin ocl jgj-iis way from the Commonwealth celebra I |¥? bioDS in Sydney. j M The Rent Hon. Mr Seddon has visited Francis aboard the China. Tfuf | ; 'atter is still Beriouslv ill from enteric, andt j*. unable to leave his cabin. ' [ $ Mr Mills, managing director of the Unior.6 I Steam Ship Company, leaves bv the MonoI wai on Thursday for Sydnev," whence hrf by tho Orient steamer Oroya for At a meeting of the director* off ?| '.he company held yesterday Mr Holds! worth, Iho chief minager and inspector off company, was appointed general! yjmanager dnrinc Mr Mills's absence. C ■il Mr L. B. Blundell, of Messrs Blonde!!? kßroHiers, Limited, and proprietors of the Wel-g fflimgton 'Evening Post,' will shortly leavrij gSon a pleasure visit to the Old Country. liP the n>t?ntion of the combined staff of thr! U'Poat' to entertain him at a social on thel Jijp.b prox. On that date our contemporary! Ilvttama its thirty-sixth anniversary, so it waff ji# bought, a fitting time f«r the occasion. f f\ Mr R. Millar, truffle mausger at tht-i SHobart office of the US S. Company, will! jfg-hnrtly sever his conaection there, having gjjbeen appointed to th* position of branch at Tahiti. He will be succeeded ajhere by Mr IXivis, from Melbourne.