PERSONAL ITEMS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13235, 21 July 1906, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS.

i t„.,V i , , ■■■■■■—,„.• ■.«./,, ~.„— < 'A >' >, «J ' • r j, , • ' I'Mji CHAS.'HtoKETtf is at present, paying. '■■'.•■* a business visit to > Wellington; / fj1 .... .__ » . - ■'.;-:;> . Sergeant Black, of Auckland, is being ,-■ transferral to the Invercargill police force. The Hon. J. Carroll will arrive at'Gis- '' ' , borne to-day, and will remain in the district for some time. The Premier (Mr. Jones) and the P Minister for Lands (Mr. T. Y. Duncan) left * . Wellington last night for Timaru and Oamaru respectively. ' Mr. W. Andrew," late of Andrew and ■ Andrew, coach proprietors, has been apfM& -pointed;manager of the Rotorua Transport ;•; Coaching Company. Captain Sorensori, of the ketch Coronation, will proceed to Karamea, to take ''charge of. the scow Rangi, whose late :.','''■...'.. captain was drowned on the bar.

A Dunedin Press Association telegram states that. Mr. E. Cameron has been appointed manager of the Mosgiel Woollen Factory, vice Mr. Morrison (resigned).

Mr. E. Clifton, chief stock inspector, ;■ ; will return to town next week from a visit • of inspeotioh the Government experimental farms in the Waikato district.

The Waihi Liberal and Labour Federation ' lave decided to express by letter the ap- ')/': preciation °* the valuable assistance rendered to the branch, during the past two years '/ by its retiring president,'. Mr. D. Donald-' ■■'-'• son.- ' ■ ~'.,-■ The Rev. John Wilkins, of the Beres- ' ford-street Congregational Church, is lea Vying' Auckland on Monday'by the Mokoia, ; : : for a. six weeks', visit to Australian' The ■';.' pixlpil; at" Beresi'ord-street Church will be supplied for a month by the Rev. J. Sarginson, of Christchurch. • '