PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11005, 8 March 1899, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

The Han. to. Carroll states tli.it lie will contest Wiiianu against allcomers. Mr. James Bruce, one of the st.'.dorits of the Dnnedin Technical Classes' Association, bas been appointed assistant to Dr. Mack, at tin? Ouigo I'niversity. Commissioner Tnnbridgp an J Inspect nv Cnllen are. at present in the Waikalo district on Departmental business, and inspection of station". I Mr. 11. X Koiinlliwaile. the newly-ap- ! pointed engineer fur the Wellington City Council, with Mrs. Rounthwaitt and family, were passengers from England l>\ '.lie Papa- ] nui. Major General .'Mr (.juries Holled-Smilii, who has been spending a live weeks' holiday j in New Zealand, was a passenger from Invereargill by the U'aiknre lor Melbourne yesterday. It is stated that Major Elliot, late pi-i----vate secretary to Lord Glasgow, may be expected in Auckland by the incoming 'Frisco mail steamer. He is on l"nve from his regiment Mr. L. Cohen, of Marlon, will be a candidate for the Senate of the New Zealand University for the vacancy caused by the death of the Rev. XV. J. Habens. The Rev. A. Cameron, of Anderson bay, is also a candidate for tne vacancy. MISSING FRIENDS. The following inquiries for missing friends are from Lloyd's Weekly of January 29:Cbarles Wigley was steward on a New Zealand steamship when last heard from. Parents inquire. \ Alfred Crook, bootmaker, of St. Luke's, sailed for New Zealand 26 veal's ago; last heard from about 1883. living at Colum-bus-street, Christchureh, New Zealand. I Sister Emma asks. J