PERSONAL

Evening Star, Issue 14524, 28 November 1910, Page 4

PERSONAL

The following soloist have Ikm n engaged to (-our tho woiid with the .Slio/field Choir :—Sopranos, Noram Noel (Lord Gainsborough's daughter) and Mi«? Jcannie Taggart; contralto, Mit* Gertrude Ivonsdalc fa former pupil of .Mr Spencer Loraine) .; tcnorr', :\lr.-;.r:r.s Jlei.iry Turnpenny and Wilfred Viigo; baritone, Mr Robert Chark'tiworth; bass, .Mr Robert Chigflcll. Sip Peter Lowlim:, the. Australian Labor leader, left Sydney f<n- ,\ew Zealand on Saturday by the Wa.nimoo. Constable Smart, <>f Port Chalmers, jp to Ik; transferred lo (.Jiicfln.stown. From Wellington v.e arc advised that Mr .1. M. K. Garrow has been offered and haS accepted the appointment of professor of English and New Zealand !a\v at Victoria College. Mr Justice Williams left for Jnvercargill by the. first express to-day. "Out Own" wirtis from the Bluff :—Mr Edgar .Stead, son of the late Mr G. G. Stead, vvais a passenger to-day per L'limiiroa from Melbourne, and immediately on arrival set off in hie powerful 40 h.p. motor car for Christ-church via Dunedin. Mr Stead ha« returned from a motoring holiday iu Now South Wales and Victoria, and tho present run will add tho finishing touches. The car was landed, passed tho Customs, and ect off on tho journey in a little over half an hour. Tho car should reach -Dunedin to-night and Chrktchureh to-morrow night. Constable Walton, of Mosgiel, will b? retiring from the service at the end of this year, and his place there will probably be | Findlax^of..Matoura.