PERSONAL NOTES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3586, 11 March 1914, Page 4

PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr AY. D. Lysnar leaves for Millington to-day to attend a Board meeting of the Bristol and Dominions 1 reducers’ Association to bo held on J' l >' day. He returns on Sunday. Advices received from 1e Kaba state that Air W. D. S- .MacDonald. M.P., who was taken ill at that township on Saturday, had so far recovered as to be able to tome on to To Araroa yesterday. Air Ala Dona 1 d was suffering from a severe attack of neuritis. As reported in these column*' some days ago, the Hon. AA . H•_ Hornes, Alinister for Railways and Native Affairs, is to pay this district _ a visit shortly. The dale of the visit has now been definitely -t-uFG. T:ie Minister will arrive on .March 20. and will proceed up the EaM Coa-t a - tar as Te Araroa. A P.A. cable from Melbourne states that the Grama'-, New Ziauiud passengers are Alessrs ."liene-au. A bra nam. savasr *. Anrelrung. .Murray. Owen, Firmni. Pro lessor .hr-!;. 1 >r. Herbert, Revs. McKenna (2.). M Messda mes She::nan. Pc ir;-e. A "re.ham, Herbert. Ov.cn. >eagar : AILm-*. Irvine. Shennan. Owen, laylac and 32 third-class. It is understood that Mr LamgAleason. a well-known AA ellmgton engineer. whom Air Kirk suggested at the conference of local bodies on Alondav. should be engaged to report on the sanitary state of Gisborne, was formerly associated with Air F. AY. Alarohant, as Alessrs >lea-on and Alarcliant. civil engineers, architects and surveyors, Timaru and A\ el’ington.