PERSONAL

Evening Star, Issue 14532, 7 December 1910, Page 4

PERSONAL

[ The .Erime Minister and Lady Ward will *go to Rotarua> to-morrow, for a fortnight's Mr U. F. Bead, 6tation-master at Seaclitf, "las been transferred to Hornby (Canteri&UTy). Mr H. L. Gibson, assistant relievjing officer, fills the vacancy. vthe death is announced at Christchurch W>f Mis C M. Gray, wife of Mr C. M. Gray, "ex-MJP. She tos well known in musical jgiretes. Mr H. M. Driver has heen re-elected jyfoorwttm of Bruce County CounciL The death of Mis May Eddy, head of Hoe fyWHan Scientists in the United is confirmed, and was due to natural ieanaes. Her body is to be interred in the Icrypfc of the First Church of Christ, at p&taa (U.S.). [Mr J. Kenni©, 8.A., B.Sc, of Albany IrtJteeefc School, has been awarded the illuminated diploma of accuracy of the Sloan*Duployan Shorthand Society, certifying ■uto a thorongh knowledge of the reporting .i'gtyie. Mt Rennie has mastered the subject by postal) tuition from England, and •iha tiSraimnitig Committee made special jipoto<o! the detailed accuracy of his work. Advice has been received of the death 'td£ Mt William Cuthbertson, -who was a jfffrrtWm' figure in the Dunediu Post Offire "for many years. Ho was a popular and jcapafrto officer. Some months ago ho re£ned on arperannjKifcion, and with Mrs jCaQtbtataopa wont for a trip to tho Old l«nd. News of his death came from AdeJaide. He was on his way back to New JZealand, and it is presumed that he died ktitea between Cape Town and Australia. Mr L. S. Benjamin, managing director iof Messrs Kronheimer, Limited, Melbourne, 5« paying a short visit to Dunedin in comMr H- H. Mirams, manager in ■jjjew far the firm. The Hon. T. Mackenzie, Minister of J4gricm*tape, was in Balcruthai to-day on Borate business. Ho will open a summer fair at Mosgki to-morrow, and on Friday, ot 8 JLm,, he will leavo for Timaru and MountoCooL